Category: Sanctity of Life

The Tennessee General Assembly has passed legislation that would hold out-of-state distributors of abortion pills accountable when the drugs are mailed into the state and result in the death of a preborn child.

According to its own website, March 31 was the last day for A Woman’s Choice of Greensboro to commit abortions. On April 30, the dangerous abortion business will close for good.

Miriam Lancaster’s story sparked “outrage” after she shared that she was offered medical assistance in dying (MAID) after arriving at a Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, hospital with back pain.

The Trump administration has directed its embassy in Spain to investigate how the tragic euthanasia death of a 25-year-old gang rape victim was allowed to happen.

The Trump administration, citing legal challenges, said it will continue to give Title X grants to Planned Parenthood for another year — a move pro-life leaders see as a “betrayal.”

For Sarah Zagorski, life holds a profound significance — and her perspective is deeply shaped by the fact that she is an abortion survivor. The reality that her life was nearly snuffed out before birth grants every moment a special meaning in her eyes. Eventually, she learned the circumstances that compelled her mother to choose abortion

The authors of an article recently published in “Ethics,” the University of Chicago Press’s peer-reviewed journal, proposed that pregnant minors be forced to undergo abortions, even if they must be restrained.

A fertility clinic in Nepal stands accused of coercing young girls into donating their eggs for profit. Reports indicate that the clinic targeted vulnerable teenagers and young women, pressuring them to undergo invasive egg retrieval procedures while downplaying the serious health risks involved. According to the allegations, staff offered substantial financial incentives to the girls and their families while failing to provide full information about the potential long-term consequences of the procedure.

Abortion in the Philippines is strictly outlawed and at odds with the country’s Catholic identity, yet a clandestine “digital underground” is normalizing do‑it‑yourself abortions through online pills and social media sellers.

Official data from Bulgaria’s National Center for Public Health and Analysis reveal that more than 17,000 abortions were carried out across the country last year, with a disturbing number involving young girls. Among the most alarming figures: 92 abortions were recorded for girls under the age of 15, of which 39 were voluntary. Nearly 1,600 abortions occurred among teenagers aged 15 to 19, with 935 performed at the request of the girls themselves.

The case of Noelia, a young Spanish woman granted euthanasia under the country’s permissive law, has triggered intense international controversy and renewed calls to protect the vulnerable from a growing culture of death. The decision to end her life has drawn sharp criticism from pro-life advocates, medical professionals, and faith leaders who argue it reveals the moral bankruptcy of legalized euthanasia.

Though data has shown pro-life laws have saved thousands of babies, illegal abortion pill use continues to grow, and the Trump administration has failed to take action.