Chinese anti-one child policy activist arrested, sent to labor camps
Over many years, Hengfeng has suffered brutal conditions and torture during imprisonment.
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Articles for Month: February 2011
Development & Peace silent on groups it funds as ‘Share Lent’ campaign begins
Development & Peace is continuing to use the courts to stonewall LifeSiteNews.com efforts to obtain information about the groups it funds.
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Planned Parenthood, Susan B. Anthony List ads go head-to-head
The pro-life group has launched an advertisement campaign in the wake of an ad buy of similar magnitude by Planned Parenthood.
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Anti-life media manufactures hysteria
In the last two weeks, the prospect of significant pro-life gains in state legislatures this year has seemed to throw those in the hard-left wing of the media into a tizzy. A number of stories have come out with blatant inaccuracies and overwrought hyperbole. Their current target? AUL’s model bill entitled The Pregnant Woman’s Protection Act. This groundbreaking model legislation seeks to ensure that a pregnant woman and her unborn child are protected from criminal violence and that her decision to carry her child to term is respected. Specifically, the model legislation was drafted in direct response to the well-documented […]
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Irish pro-lifers pleased with election outcome
Niamh Uí Bhriain, head of the Life Institute, told LifeSiteNews.com election was a sign that the people of Ireland continue firmly to reject legalized abortion.
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Pontifical Academy for Life back on track: tackles umbilical blood research, post-abortion syndrome
The mood was decidedly chipper on Friday at the most recent gathering of the Pontifical Academy for Life (PAV), with many present saying that after more than a year of scandals and difficulties, the Academy is back on track.
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Day 6 trial: Kline protected sexual assault victim privacy, Tiller compromised patient privacy
Other evidence shows that Tiller had violated patient privacy for the sake of fundraising for his ProKanDo PAC.
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Government can require foster parents to affirm homosexuality rules UK High Court
Laws protecting people from discrimination based on sexual orientation "should take precedence" over the right not to be discriminated against on religious grounds, ruled the justices.
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Baby Joseph can go home to die, but without tracheotomy: hospital
While the hospital aims to remove Joseph's ventilator, one neonatologist says he's never removed a child's ventilator in his fifty years in the field.
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Video: Kline says ‘those in power’ blocked Planned Parenthood, Tiller investigation
Kline blamed the obstruction of state officials during the Kathleen Sebelius administration for stonewalling his criminal investigation into child rape.
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