Australian tribunal says motel is not allowed to ban prostitution in motel
The woman, identified as G.K., used the motel as her base for prostitution 17 times over the course of two years.
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Articles for Month: August 2012
German constitutional court expands tax rights for gay couples
The court ruled that homosexual partners must be exempt from the land transfer tax, as are married couples.
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Just 0.006% of British abortions done to save mother’s life, or prevent serious injury
A total of 143 abortions have been obtained under the legal grounds allowing abortion to save the life of the mother or prevent serious injury.
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Polish pro-lifers arrested for displaying graphic abortion posters
The police have used laws designed to prevent the display of pornography to shut down the pro-life events.
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Pro-aborts to counter-protest huge pro-life sign in Australia
The massive sign shows a cross for every unborn baby killed by abortion in Victoria since January of this year.
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Twenty weeks pregnant with twins, but last week she had an abortion
Last week this picture went viral. Some people said it was a hoax. It wasn't. I was there. Late-term abortions like these happen all over the country every day.
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The plot sickens
The left-wing media has portrayed the LCWR controversy as a case of the good nuns against the evil Vatican. But is that narrative falling to pieces?
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INTERVIEW: ‘I do forgive him,’ says teen with knee blown apart by Aurora theater shooter
"My heart breaks for him and I just wish I could hug him and even tell him that there is forgiveness," Bonnie Kate told LifeSiteNews.
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Pro-life leaders ‘thrilled’ with Mitt Romney’s choice of pro-life Paul Ryan as vice president
“Paul Ryan has been an eloquent defender of life,” said Americans United for Life President Charmaine Yoest.
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Highest BC court upholds exemption allowing assisted suicide for Gloria Taylor
The Euthanasia Prevention Coalition (EPC) is troubled that the constitutional exemption granted to Taylor was not stayed by the BC court.
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