Web campaign targets ‘bullet-ridden’ pope art exhibit
The gallery has received over 8,000 emails from concerned individuals.
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Articles for Month: February 2011
Blind Chinese pro-life activist ‘beaten senseless’ over release of secret video: human rights group
The beating was so severe that Chen and his wife are reportedly unable to get out of bed.
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U.S. Government funds questionable youth ‘sex work’ program
The program is working to normalize the commercial sexual exploitation of young people, under the guise of providing health services, charge critics.
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Canadian Bishops and NATO plead for life of Afghan Christian convert
Musa Sayed, who converted to Christianity about eight years ago, was arrested in May last year on apostasy charges.
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Shocking secret video shows government persecution of blind Chinese pro-life activist
The video, which was smuggled out of China with the help of a disgruntled government employee, is the first news about Chen since Sept. 13, after he was released from his four-year prison sentence for exposing China's one-child policy.
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Pro-life nurses face major obstacles in job applications: head of international nurse association
“It’s a problem, when you want to apply for a job and you will not provide abortions, they will not accept you,” said Marylee Meehan.
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Washington D.C. Planned Parenthood facility the seventh caught aiding sex traffickers
In a new tape a Planned Parenthood staffer is heard counselling a "sex trafficker" on how to get underage "sex workers" tested for STDs and abortions.
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Marie Stopes advocates anal sex for teens in explicit ‘safe sex’ music video
Marie Stopes has defended the video, saying it raises awareness of condoms and contraception in “a fun way.”
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Battle begins over bill to permanently stop federal abortion funding
“Today’s hearing ... puts the focus on important legislation to protect women and children from the horrors of abortion,” Rep. Chris Smith said on Tuesday.
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Permanent abortion funding ban long overdue, bishops tell U.S. House
"The federal government should not use tax dollars to support or promote elective abortion,” said a representative of the USCCB in testimony to a House subcommittee.
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