Category: Sanctity of Life

Armenian government accused of violating religious freedom after clergy arrests

The Armenian government under Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan faces mounting accusations of trampling religious freedom and free speech following the arrests of numerous clergy members. British Conservative MP Sir Edward Leigh confronted Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan at a Council of Europe meeting last week, highlighting the regime’s crackdown on the Armenian Apostolic Church as a blatant assault on Christian independence and democratic principles.

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Kast at Values Summit: Reaffirming the West’s Moral and Cultural Foundations

The Chilean leader unequivocally defended the role of the Christian tradition as one of the historical pillars of Western democracies, stressing that faith is not a relic of the past but a source of public meaning. His remarks were received as a unifying speech—political, moral, and cultural—fully aligned with the founding spirit of the Political Network for Values.
In this context, Kast was seen as an example of a new generation of leaders unafraid of cultural confrontation and openly committed to the centrality of the family, educational freedom, and the defense of life.

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Canadian man euthanized for loneliness: MAID’s horrific expansion betrays sanctity of life

In a tragic indictment of Canada’s radical euthanasia regime, a man in his 60s with cerebral palsy—known only as Mr. B—chose to end his life via Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) primarily due to profound loneliness and psychosocial suffering.
This case exposes the barbaric slippery slope of MAID, legalized in 2016 and ballooning 13-fold under Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Liberal government—now the world’s fastest-growing assisted suicide program.

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Newly elected Costa Rica President Laura Fernández vows to defend unborn life

In a resounding victory for the sanctity of unborn life, Costa Rica’s newly elected President Laura Fernández has boldly proclaimed abortion “nothing more than murder,” vowing to defend the innocent from conception onward. Fernández, who secured 48.3% of the vote in the February 2, 2026, election, outpaced rivals in a landslide, earning a mandate to extend outgoing President Rodrigo Chaves’ conservative agenda on family values, economic freedom, and border security.

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