Twenty-five years after hundreds of thousands of women were forcibly or coercively sterilized in Peru, these victims are still waiting for justice. A recent decree issued by the Peruvian Justice Ministry may help these women receive reparation for the crimes committed against them. The politics
Through the grace of God, PRI has saved the life of an unborn child in Peru who was slated to be aborted for so-called “therapeutic” reasons. Doctors in a Peruvian hospital had decided to give a woman with breast cancer an abortion, claiming that the
The Latin American director of the Population Research Institute, Carlos Polo, recently charged that the United Nations’ donation of 20,000 “female condoms” given to Peru’s “family planning” programs are part of a “huge business” that involves more than $33 billion worldwide. Polo clarified on Dec.
International family planning programs claim to offer “reproductive health,” but instead they bring a host of human rights abuses to the unsuspecting and uneducated. In 2006, funding for these population control programs was around $400 million. Today, $715 million are at issue. Reproductive Health Mortality:
The abortion movement has created a new class of victims: Pregnant pubescent girls who are being used to justify “therapeutic” abortion. Vol. 12/No. 12 There is no tragedy that the abortion movement does not seek to turn to its own advantage. Consider the case
In the upcoming two weeks, government leaders, women’s rights activists, and noted population control organizations will gather in New York City. They have one main objective: to double the current spending “on family planning and maternal health programmes in developing nations.” Vol. 12/No. 7 A
In May, representatives from the Canadian Catholic Organization of Development and Peace (CCODP), a charitable organization funded by the Canadian Bishops’ Conference, visited Mexico. Their purpose? To tour some of the Latin American organizations that CCODP assists with money it receives from the Canadian Catholic
12 May 2009 — Vol.12/No.15 United Nations foreign aid groups enjoy what is perhaps some of the most unqualified public support of any organization. But we have found that not only do they promote abortion using tax money, but they even lie about it. We
An article by Steve discussing the condition of the family was recently featured in the March/April 2009 issue of Glos dla Zycia (Voice for Life Magazine). He discussed this same topic at the 2007 World Council of Families, held in Warsaw, Poland. Steve appeared on
Carlos Polo, a Peruvian who is Director for Latin America of the Population Research Institute, asked “Where is Obama’s promise to fight poverty in order to reduce the number of abortions?” He predicted the consequences of the new policy, telling CNA; “The money that USAID
Twenty-five years after hundreds of thousands of women were forcibly or coercively sterilized in Peru, these victims are still waiting for justice. A recent decree
Through the grace of God, PRI has saved the life of an unborn child in Peru who was slated to be aborted for so-called “therapeutic”
The Latin American director of the Population Research Institute, Carlos Polo, recently charged that the United Nations’ donation of 20,000 “female condoms” given to Peru’s
International family planning programs claim to offer “reproductive health,” but instead they bring a host of human rights abuses to the unsuspecting and uneducated. In
The abortion movement has created a new class of victims: Pregnant pubescent girls who are being used to justify “therapeutic” abortion. Vol. 12/No. 12
In the upcoming two weeks, government leaders, women’s rights activists, and noted population control organizations will gather in New York City. They have one main
In May, representatives from the Canadian Catholic Organization of Development and Peace (CCODP), a charitable organization funded by the Canadian Bishops’ Conference, visited Mexico. Their
12 May 2009 — Vol.12/No.15 United Nations foreign aid groups enjoy what is perhaps some of the most unqualified public support of any organization. But
An article by Steve discussing the condition of the family was recently featured in the March/April 2009 issue of Glos dla Zycia (Voice for Life
Carlos Polo, a Peruvian who is Director for Latin America of the Population Research Institute, asked “Where is Obama’s promise to fight poverty in order