Pro-lifers to nationally protest waste hauler Stericycle for aborted baby disposal involvement
'Stericycle needs to dump the abortion cartel altogether or face continued public exposure, humiliation and more criminal charges.'
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Articles tagged Stericycle
Stericycle CEO retires as stocks fall and company’s collaboration with abortion centers is exposed
Created Equal’s innovative Project Weak Link has been exposing the waste hauler's participation in the American abortion industry.
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‘There’s a lot of money in burning babies’: Second bio-waste driver speaks out
The driver says he saw abortion workers 'taking a fetus out of the freezer, head, legs, arms' to be incinerated.
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We used ‘big ovens’: Shocking videos expose abortion mills’ disposal of aborted babies
'Every time I rolled by that place, I got a chill on the inside,' a former Stericycle truck driver attests.
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Medical waste disposal company stops doing business with ‘many Planned Parenthood’ clinics
Created Equal will monitor Stericycle, Inc., to make sure it follows through on its policy to no longer accept fetal remains.
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Stericycle tried to ban pro-lifers from exposing them for dumping aborted babies’ bodies. They just lost.
'The court recognized that no business is immune from public criticism.'
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BREAKING: Stericycle loses bid to stop campaign exposing it for transporting aborted babies’ remains
The company denies transporting aborted babies' bodies, but authorities say the facts tell a different story.
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How do we stop Planned Parenthood? Target their incinerators, argues new pro-life campaign
#ProjectWeakLink aims to capitalize on the abortion industry's Achilles heel, say the organizers.
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Ohio AG backs off investigating Planned Parenthood over dumping aborted babies in landfills
Ohio law mandates the 'humane' disposal of babies killed by Planned Parenthood without defining 'humane,' making prosecution of violations difficult.
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Fmr employee: Oregon officials had to know they were incinerating babies, ‘there was so much blood’
“It would make you sick,” Bud Waterman said. “They knew it, they had to.”
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