BPAS intervention in abortion debate is “disgusting but entirely predictable” says PLC

BPAS, the British based abortionists are now spending money promoting a change in Ireland's abortion laws.

Responding to the prominent ad in today’s Irish Times from the British Pregnancy Advisory Service (BPAS) promoting abortion in Ireland, Cora Sherlock of the Pro Life Campaign said: “It is disgusting but entirely predictable that the BPAS would attempt to exploit the new abortion law in Ireland with a view to establishing abortion clinics here.”
“The BPAS knows full well that the new law provides for abortion but clearly they want it to also include businesses like themselves. The ad in today’s Irish Times is all about publicity for the BPAS and has nothing to do with protecting women’s lives.

Full statement here.

PLC calls for assurances that the HIQA report recommendations will be implemented

Following the first anniversary of the death of Savita Halappanavar, the Pro Life campaign have urged the Government to provide assurances that the recommendations from the HIQA report carried out following Savita’s death would be implemented.

PLC spokesperson Dr Ruth Cullen said:

The HIQA report found a catalogue of failures in the care of Savita Halapanavar and was disturbingly similar to the findings of a HSE inquiry into the death of Tania McCabe in 2007 – a death which also resulted from a missed sepsis diagnosis and medical mismanagement. Despite seven years having passed since Tania McCabe’s death, the recommendations from the report after her death had not been implemented nationally. Had these recommendations been implemented the tragedy in Galway may not have happened.

More here.

Revealed: the abortion advice that could put lives at risk. One year later.

A year after the appearance of this story in the Irish independent and still no action has been taken.This is disgraceful on the part of the Minister for Health and the government and in marked contrast to how they forced through abortion legislation without considering the evidence.

STAFF at some taxpayer-funded pregnancy counselling services are putting women's lives at risk and breaking the law, an undercover probe has revealed.

The investigation was carried out over several months by a team of women, some from the pro-life movement, who secretly recorded counsellors at 11 locations around the country.

The original story from October 2012 can be read here. 

Over 600 attend Pro Life Campaign National Conference in the RDS

Senator Healy Eames and Terence Flanagan TD

Over 600 attend Pro Life Campaign National Conference in the RDS. Terence Flanagan TD and Senator Fidelma Healy Eames receive prolonged standing ovation from the crowd. 

The Pro Life Campaign’s National Conference took place on Saturday 12th October in the RDS, Dublin. Over 600 members of the Pro Life Campaign attended the conference along with Terence Flanagan TD and Senator Fidelma Healy Eames who were present for most of the afternoon session. They received a standing ovation lasting several minutes as a sign of appreciation for voting against the Government’s new abortion law.
Steven Ertelt, founder and editor of LifeNews.com also addressed the packed conference. He encouraged pro-life advocates to continue their work and told the conference about all of the advances in the protection of life that have happened in the US in recent years.
Full report from the Pro Life Campaign here and more photos here.

Abortion Steals our Future.

Please take a minute to watch this new video by the Pro Life Campaign and which was premiered at yesterday's National Conference. The conference itself was a great success and was the best attended ever.

One of Us.

The One of Us initiative, through collecting signatures of over 1 million EU citizens seeks to encourage the EU to establish a ban and end the financing of activities which involve destructive embryo research.
Sign the petition here.
More information can be found at www.OneofUs.eu

Pro Life campaign National Conference.

Register to attend the Pro Life Campaign National Conference on 12th October and get involved in the movement to protect mothers and babies. 

Register online here.