Abortion news
From 2007-April to June

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Background information on many aspects of abortion is found in individual essays, e.g.
public opinion,
clinic protests,
clinic violence,
parental notification,
abortion methods, and
post abortion syndrome. Information about the use of
stem cells is elsewhere.

News items:
 | 2007-APR-18: U.S.
Supreme Court upholds constitutionality of federal anti- partial birth
abortion law: By the usual 5 to 4 vote, the Supreme Court
upheld the constitutionality of the 2003 federal law banning most intact D&X
abortions. The court overturned the decisions of all six lower courts.
1 More info. |
 | 2007-APR-25: Pro-life video clip
online: A pro-choice video
has been placed online at the ETV1.com web site. It carries the following
warning: |
"Right-To-Life Abortion
Clip - WARNING: GRAPHIC VIDEO
This is one of the most
difficult video clips to watch; actual aborted fetuses. It is gripping,
emotional and almost too tough and strong to watch. This might be the
most devastating anti-abortion statement ever made. WARNING - GRAPHIC
VIDEO"
Most of the scenes are taken late-term during D&X abortions and thus are
not typical of most abortions. Missing from the video is any explanation of
why the abortions were performed.
It is at:
http://www.evtv1.com/ We urge caution.
 | 2007-APR-26: Mexico: Women have limited
access to abortion in Mexico City: Against overwhelming opposition from
the Roman Catholic Church, lawmakers in Mexico City have authorized
abortions on request for women in their first trimester: i.e. less than 12
weeks from conception. Women who are near the first trimester limit will be
given abortions immediately; those whose pregnancies are less advanced will
have to wait until after the rules are published -- probably during the week
of APR-28. More details. |

Reference used:
- Mark Sherman, "Court backs ban on abortion procedure," Associated Press,
2007-APR-18, at:
http://news.yahoo.com/


Copyright © 2007 by the Ontario Consultants on Religious Tolerance
Created: 2007-APR-19
Latest update: 2007-APR-25
Author: B.A. Robinson


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