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Sioux Falls—Criminal Charges Against Pro-Life Advocates Dismissed
Sioux Falls, S.D.: On Thursday, May 11, 2012, LLDF attorneys were happy to report the dismissal of a citation for unlawful assembly against the pro-life advocacy group Missionaries to the Preborn. The Milwaukee-based group conducts pro-life outreach throughout the Mid-West, and ran into trouble at their event in Sioux … Read More >>
Congressman King Introduces Act to Remove Federal Funding from Telemedicine Abortion Providers
Washington, D.C.: Representative Steve King (R-Ia.) introduced H.R. 5731, the Telemedicine Safety Act, on Thursday, May 10, 2012. The Act creates safeguards to ensure no federal funds are used to pay for the infamous practice of “telemed abortions,” or to fund facilities at which these abortions are performed. … Read More >>
Forced Abortion Is Not A Choice — Help Free Chen Guangcheng
Chinese Forced Abortion Opponent’s Safety in Question Over the past two weeks Chen Guangcheng made headlines with his daring escape from house arrest in China, his short stay at the United States Embassy in Beijing, and his current desire to leave the country with his family. Chen and his family endured severe … Read More >>
San Francisco PRC Battles Anti-Advertising Ordinance
In October 2011, San Francisco’s Pregnancy Resource Centers came under fire through a city ordinance restricting what they are allowed to say to potential clients. The law applies to pro-life pregnancy centers who provide medical services, but who choose not to counsel or refer patients for abortions or the morning after … Read More >>
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Life Site News
- New Chinese study finds abortion increases risk of breast cancer
- Kansas Gov. Brownback signs bill protecting pharmacists’ conscience rights
- Human Rights Commission member pressured into resigning after supporting traditional marriage
- Criminal charges against pro-life advocates dropped in South Dakota
- China takes ‘first concrete step forward’, Chen could be released within days
