ACLU files suit against law requiring abortionists to have admitting privileges at hospitals
The lawsuit claims that Alabama is trying to deprive women of 'essential care' like abortion
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Articles for Month: June 2013
Supreme Court refuses to consider overturning court order banning graphic abortion photos
The Colorado court ruled that images of aborted babies are too “gruesome” to be allowed in public after a 2005 protest at an Episcopal church in Denver.
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Russia will deport foreigners for homosexual propaganda; Duma passes bill 436-0
It will effectively outlaw “gay pride” festivals and stop attempts by foreign homosexualist activist groups to normalize their lifestyles or campaign for same-sex legal recognition.
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‘The most oppressed people in the world’: Burma imposes a two-child policy on local Muslims
This abuse has now grown into full-blown ethnic cleansing.
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U.S. House to vote next week on 20-week abortion ban
The bill is intended to ban abortions after the point when medical experts say developing babies can feel pain.
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‘Just the tip of the iceberg’: 23 Canadian women dead in 6 years while on Yaz/Yasmin birth control
A lawyer representing 1,000 women in a class action suit has said that the Health Canada statistics on the drug’s harm to women are “just the tip of the iceberg.”
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Data Wars: As GOP races to catch up with Dems before 2014, will social conservatives be left behind?
The Republican Party establishment is scrambling to cross the data divide. The question social conservatives should be asking themselves is whether they will be left behind.
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Abortion supporters continue taking advantage of ‘Beatriz,’ hold ‘vigil’ to pray for abortion in DC
Abortion groups are exploiting Beatriz even after the child she was carrying was delivered by doctors via Caesarean section on June 3 and tragically passed away shortly afterwards.
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Weigel: For Christians, the time of testing is here, and we need strong leadership
“This is a very challenging period in world history for people of orthodox Christian conviction.” “It seems to me that the gravest deficit in the Western world today, and I mean both politically and ecclesiastically, is leadership.”
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Woman suing over forced abortion is expecting again; abortionist subject of 9 lawsuits in 5 years
Dr. Rodney Lee Stephens of Charleston, West Virginia, is estimated to have paid more than $400,000 to settle the cases.
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