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In the News

  • This week, Parliament voted to reject a bid to provide independent counselling for women considering an abortion.
  • I write this post anonymously not because of the controversial nature of the abortion debate, but because of the deeply personal impact an abortion can have on someone's life. As a consequence, I don't want people knowing that this is my story, nor do I want any repurcussions for those others involved.
  • A Christian family of eight were hacked to death by Muslim youths in an outbreak of sectarian violence that resulted in more than 50 fatalities in Nigeria’s volatile Plateau State.
  • An Afghan convert to Christianity fears for his life after being attacked with boiling water and acid by Muslims at a centre for asylum seekers.
  • FREETOWN, Sierra Leone, September 6, 2011 (LifeSiteNews.com) - U.S. ambassadors in the tiny African country of Sierra Leone have been mulling ways to soften the communities there towards homosexuality, including exploiting the specter of related human rights abuses in Uganda, leaked cables reveal.
  • Proposed changes to abortion laws being debated in Parliament today have created a storm over the counselling women receive. Here we ask if it should be independent
  • NADINE Dorries MP is moving a very simple amendment today but from the uproar you would think she was trying to repeal the entire abortion act.
  • Live-in couples will not be given the same rights as those who have married, ministers ruled last night.
  • Here’s the deal folks. The moment we accept that a child that dies in the womb deserves a full funeral, that it is not simply a blob, not just a mass of cells, not not human, at that point we cannot then justify the murder of a child of the same age. Dear readers, either you have to grieve with me, two years on, the death of my son OR you have to tell me to my face that he was not human and not deserving of my grief.
  • The Nadine Dorries/Frank Field amendment on abortion and counselling will be considered in the Commons this evening. As Graeme Archer argued in the Daily Telegraph last weekend, there is no such thing as an independent person, in the sense of someone without prejudices, instincts, opinions and - in whatever manner - a worldview. This truth applies to relatively unvexed issues as much as unyieldingly contested ones as abortion. It may therefore be that the amendment, which in part seeks unbiased viewpoints on abortion, is questionable for this reason, and that MPs will therefore be tempted vote them down.