Abortion


Daring scheme for raising Korean births

Anna Choi | 04 March 2010
Unless Koreans have more kids, their nation could disappear. A dynamic gynaecologist has a plan to reverse the trend by applying the existing laws on abortion.

Super Bowl battle:  abortion, a pro, and a choice

Sheila Liaugminas | 06 February 2010
Controversy over an ad for the big event makes you wonder what some folks mean by 'choice'.

Give me a little respect, baby, ooo…

Bill Muehlenberg | 05 February 2010
The Australian state of Victoria has appointed a Minister for Respect.

Saving the lives of women and children

Brian Lilley | 01 February 2010
The G8 appears set to take on the issues of child and maternal mortality. Can they do it while saving lives, not destroying them?

Terminating Korea’s abortion culture

Sang-duk Shim | 13 December 2009
A Korean gynaecologist explains why he abandoned a lucrative procedure and is campaigning to reduce abortions.

Abortion in Italy declines while fertility inches up

Vincenzina Santoro | 15 October 2009
Is Italy breaking out of a demographic nose-dive?

The president’s health reform and the life issues

Brian Lilley | 26 September 2009
It is possible to have health reform without shuttting down Catholic hospitals. Follow Canada's lead.

UN Disabilities Treaty does not create abortion rights

Austin Ruse and Piero A. Tozzi | 05 August 2009
Abortion has not been smuggled into international law by hiding under the banner of "sexual and reproductive health". 

Justifying one’s existence

Barbara Kay | 28 July 2009

Choosing to live out one’s natural life will soon be as unpopular as refusing an abortion.


Abortion unbound

Sheila Liaugminas | 26 July 2009
Health care ‘reform’ in America could expand abortion more radically than anything since Roe.

Korea’s population crisis

Choi Seon-jeong | 01 July 2009
Korea is suffering from a national crisis of super-low fertility.

How many mothers die from ‘unsafe abortion’?

Donna J Harrison | 23 June 2009
Current definitions of 'unsafe abortion' are designed with political ends in mind.

The lady is not for decoration

Sheila Liaugminas | 05 May 2009
America's leading Catholic woman declines to 'balance' Notre Dame's decision to honour a pro-abortion president.

Making war on the African child

Chinwuba Iyizoba | 25 March 2009
Will Nigeria be the first country to be bought with Obama’s funding for abortion groups?

Lessons in progressive politics

Michael Cook | 19 November 2008
the president of Uruguay, Tabare Vasquez, has vetoed a liberal abortion bill

Reshaping the bioethical landscape

Michael Cook | 08 November 2008
In mature Western democracies we have competing societal values, with abortion at the eye of the storm.

The Filipino front in the culture wars

Rosa Linda Valenzona | 22 October 2008
The heavyweights of the global reproductive health agenda are making an all-out bid to displace the church as the conscience of the Philippines.

Respect for conscience must be a social value

Margaret Somerville | 17 October 2008
In mature Western democracies we have competing societal values, with abortion at the eye of the storm.

Forcing compliance

Michael Cook | 17 October 2008
The Australian state of Victoria has a world first: a law which forces doctors to refer women for abortion or to do it themselves -- even if they have a conscientious objection.

Doctors’ orders

Michael A. Fragoso | 16 October 2008
Attacks on conscientious objection are part of an international campaign to make abortion a basic human right.

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