“BABY PHOTOS” Banned
Our Federal election 2013 campaign was a two week experience battling with the Australian media. We targeted 5 electorates—Franklin and Denison in Tasmania, two in Victoria, (Bendigo and Indi) and campaigned also against Philip Nitschke- Senate (ACT).
"Search and Destroy" - cfDNA
"Due date" abortion exposed
"Help us Design Programme for euthanasing"
The Vic Andrews Govt has released a Discussion paper on its proposed Euthanasia Bill asking Victorians to help design the death bill! Prof Brian Owler, Chair-Ministerial Advisory Panel stated “… the panel will not consider feedback that expresses an opinion for or against assisted dying. The panel asks for "feedback based on people's" expertise and experience to provide perspectives on the access, safeguards and practical considerations in creating a compassionate and safe assisted dying framework". Obviously the views of those "experienced" in the detail of killing patients are being sought but those who oppose the killing are excluded. Express your opposition to the design of the killing programme! It is the next step in the deadly process. Send an email to the Panel by Mon 10 April 2017 to <Assisteddying.frameworkresponses@dhhs.vic.gov.au> Contact your MP and tell him/her you oppose the design of a bill which kills Victorians. Email us for contact details.
40 Days for Life
The next 40 Days for Life campaign starts again on Wednesday the 1st of March (Ash-Wednesday) and finishes the 9th of April (Palm-Sunday).
400 million births prevented since 1978
The Daily Mail online 31 July 2012 highlights a story of hope that exposes China's controversial 'policy of birth planning' which was introduced in 1978.
A Doctor-Assisted Disaster For Medicine
By Professor William L. Toffler MD
As a physician in Oregon, I have seen the dire effect of assisted-suicide laws on patients and my profession.
Abortion bill moves forward
Tasmania may be small, but it will punch far above its weight on the world stage in shutting down protests against abortion if a new bill now passed in the House of Assembly is passed in the Upper House, writes Mishka Gora.
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