Friday, June 18, 2021

Not Merely Butchery But Systematic, Calculated, Welcomed Butchery.

Public policy group CARE for Scotland has criticised a letter, by pro-abortion groups, to Scotland's Health Secretary Humza Yousaf calling on the Scottish Government to make "telemedical abortion a permanent and well supported option for care across Scotland."

The letter, organised by Engender and BPAS and signed by several pro-abortion organisations, claims that the impact of the framework introduction during the pandemic "has been overwhelmingly positive" for "women and pregnant people all over Scotland".

CARE, have called the calls for an indefinite extension to the home abortion framework in Scotland "hugely irresponsible" and "a direct threat to women's health."

Taybeh.

  Cardinal visits struggling Taybeh in solidarity. The ruins of the Church of St George lie in the Christian West Bank town of Taybeh. (Phot...