National Review 25 January 2017 Family First Comment: Trump’s policy on abortion will be attacked based on a WHO study, BUT.. “…studies from the WHO should be viewed skeptically. The group has a well-known position in favor of legal abortion and expanding access to the procedure. What’s more, the study has a number of methodological…
Trump Reinstates Policy Protecting Taxpayer Dollars From International Abortion Activity The Daily Signal 23 January 2017 Family First Comment: Rather than the NZ Herald’s slanted report, here’s the real facts… “Since Reagan introduced the policy in 1984, the policy has been enforced by every Republican president and suspended by every Democratic president shortly after being…
NewsHub 18 January 2017 Family First Comment: Great! Abortion law reformists aren’t holding out hope for change under new Prime Minister Bill English – who says he wouldn’t support a woman’s rights to abortions under any circumstances. Mr English made the comment to Newshub while on his first overseas trip to Europe. The Catholic Prime…
Pro-life experts skewer methodology of study that denied post-abortion depression LifeSiteNews 21 December 2016 Family First Comment: More advocacy ‘research’ that should be binned. Beware of research that goes against common sense and the overwhelming weight of evidence already presented. #abortionharmswomen Eager to prove that abortion is harmless to mothers and informed consent warnings are…
Parents of an unborn child were advised to abort, based on a calculated risk that the baby could be born with a deformity. They declined, and persisted with the birth. The baby did show signs of eye defects, and was totally blinded at a young age in a sports accident. However he grew up revelling…
Stuff.co.nz 9 December 2016 Family First Comment: More good news – and more reasons that the Greens are unelectable… “The Greens are the only political party in New Zealand that backs comprehensive abortion reform. Other politicians are happy with current abortion law, among them Justice Minister Adams. “Abortion is a deeply personal issue and has…
AfterAbortion.org November 2016 Approximately 10% of women undergoing induced abortion suffer from immediate complications, of which one-fifth (2%) were considered major. [19] However the majority of complications take time to develop and will not be apparent for days, months or even years. Major risks and complications of abortion are described, with citations to the medical…