The pro-life movement in America has more cause for optimism than in the past. We have good reason to believe that the Supreme Court is only one justice away from correcting Roe vs Wade, which unleashed abortion-on-demand throughout pregnancy. Opinion … Continue reading
I recently returned from a trip to Budapest, Hungary, a beautiful city with old European architecture lining the Danube River, as well as the narrow cobblestone streets. The beautiful, gothic Parliament building sits, in stately form, on the riverbank and … Continue reading
This whirlwind trip was a five-nation tour of Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, El Salvador and Guatemala. They all have laws against abortion. In two, these protections are enshrined in their constitutions. My wife, Barbara, and I lectured largely on the … Continue reading
My dear wife Barbara and I have just returned from a two-week speaking tour of Ukraine. This was the 66th nation in which we have lectured, but it certainly turned out to be unique. It is a nation of grinding … Continue reading
The final document does not promote abortion, and many countries put in excellent reservations at the end, affirming the right to life from conception and stating that the family has the primary responsibility for its children. I am so grateful … Continue reading
We have reported in detail on the success of pro-life efforts in Poland. In our April 2000 issue we detailed how the number of abortions in Poland, which averaged 150,000 to 180,000 a year under the Communists, dropped to 151 … Continue reading
Russia is truly an enigma. From a pro-life, pro-family standpoint, the situation there looks almost hopeless. There’s at least one baby killed by abortion for every child born. Healthcare is precarious, to put it mildly. Life expectancy for men has … Continue reading
Located at the southernmost end of the continent of Africa is the country of South Africa. Many Americans remember it for its cruel apartheid law. That all changed on April 26, 1994, when South Africa held their first democratic election, … Continue reading
Two long weeks of continued dramatic infighting came to an end, and pro-family, pro-life NGOs (Non-Governmental Organizations) basked in a substantial victory. The lines were sharply drawn. On one side were Western nations negotiating as a block called JUSCANZ (Japan, … Continue reading
I recently lectured at a pro-life international conference in The Hague, Netherlands, where 21 countries were represented. The timing was ironic because the Parliament was scheduled to hold hearings on a law that would officially legalize euthanasia, which is already … Continue reading
