UN Human Rights Council passes homosexualist declaration against ‘discrimination’
The Human Rights Council, whose decisions are not legally binding on UN member nations, passed the resolution in a narrow 23-19 vote.
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Articles for Month: June 2011
Obama Justice Department sues to save Planned Parenthood funding in Indiana
Ken Falk, an attorney representing Planned Parenthood, said he did not expect the federal government would actively intervene in the case on their side.
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Mexico’s National Pro-Life Committee saving tens of thousands of unborn children each year
Their impressive operation includes mobile units equipped with ultrasound equipment, an internet outreach program, and walk-in facilities in all the major cities of the country.
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My father – the example that led me to Christ and His Truth on life
LSN Editor-in-Chief John-Henry Westen relates how the steadfast love and faith of his father rescued him from a life of self-destructive sin and brought him to the faith and pro-life cause.
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Blind Chinese pro-life activist beaten unconscious, tortured: wife
"They beat and tortured my husband Chen Guangcheng and me for more than 2 hours,” writes Yuan Weijing in a disturbing letter released today.
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New York’s repeat abortion problem: is more birth control the answer?
Want to lower the repeat abortion rate in NYC? Then let’s start educating the women of New York City about post-abortion trauma and traumatic repetition.
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Vatican invests $1 million in adult stem cell research
The project aims to further research on adult stem cells and “explore the cultural, ethical and human implications of their use.”
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A rare chance to hear prisoner for life Linda Gibbons in Toronto next week
The great-grandmother has spent ten of the last 17 years in jail for witnessing peacefully outside Toronto abortion facilities.
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Crossroads update: the Rocky Mountains, a totaled car, and love and sacrifice on the prairies
The Canada Crossroads pro-life walkers have made it through the Rocky Mountains and are now wending their way across the vast expanse of the Canadian plains, sharing their message of life.
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Ontario town council drops Lord’s Prayer after secularist pressure
The lobby group Secular Ontario has targeted towns across the province over the use of the Lord’s Prayer with threats of legal action and complaints to the provincial government.
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