Abortion practitioner Rapin Osathanondh has been charged with manslaughter after killing one of his patients in a botched legal abortion.
... surrogacy services. "The rate of infertility among Chinese couples is reportedly between 7 and 10 ... who runs an online surrogacy institute in Beijing. Many clients, aged between 35 and 45, ... people." This article was first published in China Daily on July 17, 2008. ...
... LIFE ISSUES Fighting for parental consent to abortion Truth Truck 'Held Hostage' at St. Louis ... defends conscience protections for pro-life health workers China Syndrome: parents flying their children to main ...
... Philippines in Struggle Against Abortionist Population Control Matthew Cullinan Hoffman MANILA, July ... Government to Teach Natural Family Planning "> "China-Lite" : Two-Child Policy Bills Proposed in Philippines ...
I'd like to offer a few follow-up points on Matt's excellent post about yesterday's Washington Post article on what leftist activists want in Obama appointees to the Supreme Court: 1. It's odd that the article ...
... end up going for "coercive sterilizations and abortion" through Global Fund grants the says have ... the says have been given to the Chinese organization that implements that country's one-child policy ... large amounts of funding will flow to China as a result" of the PEPFAR reauthorization ...
... diplomats from France, Britain, Germany, Russia and China. Envoys all sat around the table hoping ... not stand in the way of an abortion for a minor girl. Does it pass ...
Friday, physicians in South Dakota have been required to comply with a 2005 state law stating that a woman seeking an abortion be told that the procedure "will terminate the life of a whole separate, unique living human being," the Washington Post reports.
One of several recent events that has made me feel as if I have time-traveled back to the 1970s is the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in D.C. vs.
Analysts from Cambridge and Yale universities said they had led to less being spent on healthcare. As a result TB in countries with International Monetary Fund loans rose sharply, they claimed. A UK TB charity backed the Public Library of Science study findings - but the IMF firmly rejected them.
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