Polish PM Punishes His Own MPs After Abortion Bill Fails Bridget Ryder July 25, 2024 Donald Tusk said his party needed “discipline” to prevent the conservative opposition from gaining any power.
What Should Social Conservatives Think of J.D. Vance? Jonathon Van Maren July 25, 2024 I hope Vance will prove to be a leader not merely of consensus, but one with the courage of his convictions.
Thought Police: Protecting the People from Prayer Todd Huizinga July 22, 2024 In their zeal to defend abortion at all costs, governments are beginning to criminalise silent thought. Their efforts must be resisted.
American Abortion Activists Have Launched an All-Out Propaganda War: An Interview with Charlie Camosy Jonathon Van Maren July 10, 2024 Pro-life activists must be willing to take slings and arrows from powerful people and institutions.
Italy Proposes €1,000 Monthly Aid for Mothers Who Turn Down Abortion Nick Hallett July 9, 2024 Guidance services also expanded for women seeking financially-motivated abortions.
‘Progressive’ Ireland: One in Six Pregnancies Now Ends in Abortion Thomas O'Reilly July 3, 2024 Despite a spiralling number of abortions, government is adamant about liberalising abortion laws even further.
Polish Government Fines Hospitals That Refuse To Perform Abortions Thomas O'Reilly June 20, 2024 The introduction of abortion on demand is a key component of Poland’s “march to modernity,” PM Tusk says.
NGOs Demand Brussels Bypass National Abortion Restrictions Tamás Orbán May 2, 2024 More than 100,000 people signed the petition calling for EU taxpayers to finance “abortion tourism.”
Europe’s Missing Children Daniel Frampton April 23, 2024 Unborn babies with Down’s syndrome have been sacrificed on the altar of women’s ‘choice.’
New Italian Law Would Increase Opportunities for Pro-Life Advocates Bridget Ryder April 17, 2024 “We must not criminalize those who are against abortion,” deputy PM says.
