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Martin Hudáček, an art student in Slovakia, has created a sculpture to draw attention to the devastation abortion can cause to a woman, and to the fact that through the love and mercy of Go

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The National Women’s Council of Ireland (NWCI) has launched a campaign to lobby politicians to support legalised abortion in Ireland. A report on this initiative in the Sunday Business Po

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Medical Students for Choice, a US-based pro-abortion group has established its first European branch in Ireland. The group is offering funding for Irish medical students to obtain abortion training

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A senior member of the European Parliament has called on the UK government to carry out a monthly audit of all abortions that receive funding from the British taxpayer, after a newspaper exposed cl

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Jennifer O’Neill, actress, author, and spokeswoman for the Silent No More Awareness Campaign (SNMAC), has been selected by Christian Women in Media to receive its 2012 Excellence in Communica

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UNESCO officials in Spain are calling for a national registry of doctors who will not perform abortions, in order to “improve” women’s access to “pregnancy termination.&rdqu

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The recent visit of Chinese Vice President Xi Jinping to Ireland was dominated by discussion of trade, with questions about China’s abysmal human rights record pushed to one side. The brutal

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A Private Members’ Bill to legalise abortion was introduced in the Dáil yesterday. The Bill was introduced by Socialist Party TD Clare Daly, with the support of TDs Mick Wallace and Jo

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The appointment of an ‘expert group’ to consider the options available to the Irish government in responding to the ABC decision of the European Court of Human Rights presents an opport

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India is the most dangerous place in the world to be born a girl, with girls almost twice as likely as boys to die before reaching the age of five, according to new UN figures. The report, which an

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