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Pro-life Polish gov’t prevails in lawsuit brought by woman who failed to obtain abortion

The case was 'part of a strategic litigation programme run by Polish non-governmental organisations' to attack Poland’s restrictive abortion laws, said the European Centre for Law and Justice.

News

Andreas Wailzer

• Nov 28, 2022Dec 2, 2022

The fight for life is on as French National Assembly votes to make abortion a constitutional right

The proposed new law proclaims that the French Constitution shall receive the following addition to its article 66-2: 'The law guarantees effective and equal access to the right to voluntary interruption of pregnancy.'

News

Jeanne Smits, Paris correspondent

• Nov 25, 2022Nov 28, 2022

Muslim converts to Christianity in Europe face ‘persecution’ from family and community: report

Young women may be raped, forced to marry a 'devout Muslim' or kept in confinement until they return to Islam, according to the report.

News

Andreas Wailzer

• Sep 30, 2022Oct 3, 2022

European court to decide if pornography is a human right

The idea that prisoners would have a human right to watch other human beings get degraded, sexually abused, humiliated, and brutalized would be to mangle the phrase beyond all meaning.

Blogs

Jonathon Van Maren

• Feb 5, 2021Jul 30, 2021

Thailand bans Pornhub

The move comes after the kingdom’s Deputy Prime Minister issued a new policy directive calling for a ban on sites that cause ‘improper behavior.’

News

Victoria Gisondi

• Nov 4, 2020Jun 18, 2021

Report shows former employees of leftist Soros now judging old employer in court cases

'When we looked more closely at the background of the judges' of the European Court of Human Rights, said Grégor Puppinck, who oversaw the report, 'we never imagined the troubling discoveries we would make.'

News

Paul Smeaton

• Mar 12, 2020Jun 18, 2021

Court absolves French doctor who withheld Vincent Lambert’s food, water until he died

It was ruled that the physician followed the legal norms in denying the patient food and water, but an appeal of the decision is expected.

News

Martin M. Barillas

• Jan 29, 2020Jun 18, 2021

UN committee proclaims ‘right to life’ means ‘right to abortion’

'Governments must decriminalize abortion in all circumstances and remove existing barriers,' according to the interpretation of the UN group providing policy commentary.

News

Stefano Gennarini, J.D.

• Nov 8, 2018Jun 18, 2021

French pharmacist punished for refusing to sell IUDs appeals to human rights court

Bruno Pichon was suspended for refusing to sell an IUD, in a case that eventually led him to sell his pharmacy and retire early.

News

Calvin Freiburger

• Aug 3, 2018Jun 18, 2021

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Articles tagged European Centre For Law And Justice

Pro-life Polish gov’t prevails in lawsuit brought by woman who failed to obtain abortion

The fight for life is on as French National Assembly votes to make abortion a constitutional right

Muslim converts to Christianity in Europe face ‘persecution’ from family and community: report

European court to decide if pornography is a human right

Thailand bans Pornhub

Report shows former employees of leftist Soros now judging old employer in court cases

Court absolves French doctor who withheld Vincent Lambert’s food, water until he died

UN committee proclaims ‘right to life’ means ‘right to abortion’

French pharmacist punished for refusing to sell IUDs appeals to human rights court