Category: Sanctity of Life

In a March 4 Facebook post, the National Down Syndrome Adoption Network (NDSAN) busted a myth, revealing that there are families on its “waiting list” who are hoping to adopt babies with Down syndrome.

The Republicans also sent a letter demanding the FDA ‘take immediate action’ to keep unapproved abortion drugs from being marketed.

The Slovenian parliament legalized assisted suicide in July 2025. After the passing of the poison bill, a group of citizens organized by Aleš Primc, of the Slovenian Voice for Children and Families, collected 46,000 to require a referendum on the assisted suicide bill.

The push for unlimited abortion access is now advancing beyond the issue of “choice.” A newly published article in Ethics, the University of Chicago Press’s prestigious peer-reviewed journal, argues that pregnant minors must abort — even if that requires coercion and force.

Doctors advised Becky Sefton and Adam Balduckie to have a ‘selective termination’, which means choosing to end the life of at least one child in the womb, claiming their babies only had a 50% chance of survival if they didn’t.

More than 200 people gathered in Helsinki on March 21, 2026, to light 8,645 candles — one for each unborn child lost to abortion in Finland in 2024. The moving vigil, organized by the pro-life group Oikeus elämään ry (Right To Life Association), formed part of the “Muistamme” (“In Remembrance”) initiative to honor the innocent lives ended before birth and to give voice to the grief carried by many mothers and families.

A woman had an appointment to abort her two babies at the notorious late-term abortion facility in Granite City, Illinois.

The shocking defeat of Scotland’s Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults (Scotland) Bill on March 17, 2026, is a prime example of how unfailing and coordinated public awareness campaigns and lobbying can emerge victorious, even in “one of the world’s most socially and politically progressive legislatures.”

Republican senators are launching an investigation into several abortion pill manufacturers to combat the alleged dangers and illegal distribution of these drugs, Blaze News has learned.

Despite giving the site conflicting information — claiming to be a teenager with multiple pre-existing health conditions and a history of multiple c-sections — she was approved for the abortion pill regimen.

On Monday, Bill C-9, known as the ‘Combatting Hate Act,’ sailed through the report stage in the House of Commons.

Forced sterilization is not just a past injustice, but one which continues to occur today. That Colorado is taking action to rectify this wrong is a step forward, but there are still 30 more states which allow such atrocities to continue to happen.