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Best of NRL News Today for the week of February 2-7, 2015 |
Canada's Supreme Court Mandates Assisting Suicide for People with Disabilities
By Burke J. Balch, J.D., director of NRLC's Powell Center for
Medical Ethics People with disabilities must be killed when they consent
under a February 6, 2015, decision by Canada's highest court striking
the Canadian law protecting against assisting suicide |
Montana Supreme Court upholds right of state to defend parental involvement laws
By Dave Andrusko In February, NRL News Today reported that District
Judge Jeffrey Sherlock had ruled that the Montana attorney general's
office couldn't defend two laws (LR 120 and HB 391) that require
parental involvement in minors' abortion decisions. |
Meet three premature babies who defied the odds
By Kristi Burton Brown Before you meet these three beautiful
babies, there are three notable things they have in common: 1) They
could have been aborted. Every one of these babies could have been
aborted, somewhere in America. |
Jury convicts Purvi Patel of feticide and neglect of a dependent
By Dave Andrusko After some five hours of deliberations, a jury in
Indiana Tuesday convicted Purvi Patel of feticide and neglect of a
dependent. Ms. Patel posted bail late last night and sentencing is
scheduled for March 6 |
"Unborn Child Protection from Dismemberment Abortion Act" deeply threatening to Abortion Industry
By Dave Andrusko Few things are more interesting than "connecting
the dots." Let's put a few recent developments together and see what
they say about the state of the pro-abortion opposition to the "Unborn
Child Protection from Dismemberment Abortion |
Campaign for 10 Million Lives!
You've seen the news headlines. National Right to Life's breakthrough
bills to ban abortions when babies are developed enough to feel pain,
and to ban horrific dismemberment abortions, are getting major pushback!
But that's OK – it means the pro-abortion |
When does gender equality begin?
Not in the womb, say abortion rights activists By Carolyn Moynihan
Editor's note. Carolyn Moynihan is Deputy Editor of MercatorNet where
this first appeared. …But in one form of coercion it seems they [some
immigrant women] have been on |
Grey's Anatomy and abortion…with a better outcome?
By Dave Andrusko I am not a fan of Grey's Anatomy but I know the
show, now in its eleventh season, continues to have a large and loyal
fan base. I also know that pro-abortionists who continually insist
television |
McDonald's Super Bowl ad features girl with Down syndrome
By Kristi Burton Brown Editor's note. This ran Friday, before the Super Bowl, at liveactionnews.org In the midst of the trashy ads that tend to fill TV screens on Super Bowl Sunday, a few beautiful ones also make their |
5 eye-opening statements from late-term abortionists
By Nancy Flanders As pro-lifers know, abortion is always an act of
violence. It kills an innocent child and leaves a mother, father, and
others tormented by grief and guilt. Most abortionists and abortion
defenders would argue that this |
Abortions Drop to All-Time Low in Pennsylvania
Abortions in Pennsylvania have dropped to an all-time low as more
women find access to the education and resources they need to choose
life. In 2013, the number of abortions in Pennsylvania dropped by 7
percent to 32,108 |
A "significant drop" in sex-selective abortions in India and Nepal
Follows decision by Supreme Court of India By Dave Andrusko If a
story in AsiaNews is accurate, it's not often you see a result as
startling--or as quick--as this. |
Planned Parenthood Kept at Bay on the Bayou
By Randall K. O'Bannon, Ph.D., NRL Director of Education &
Research At a groundbreaking ceremony back in May of 2013, Planned
Parenthood supporters insisted that a new clinic was essential and said
it would be built "no matter what," |
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