22 June 2009 — Vol. 12 / No. 18 Politically motivated panels rarely produce good science, and the report of the All Party Parliamentary Group on Population, Development, and Reproductive Health of the U.K. Parliament is no exception. The report, Return of the Population Growth
18 May 2009 — Vol.12/No.16 In a May 7th interview on NPR’s “The Diane Rehm Show,” Ted Turner, the legendary founder of CNN, gave a thumbs-up to China’s one-child policy. “The Chinese,” said Turner, “I think wisely, instituted the one-child family policy, and they put
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
6 May 2009 — Vol.12/No.14 Our own Colin Mason is back from China. His week-long undercover investigation of revealed fresh abuses in China’s One-Child policy and new proof of the U.N. Population Fund’s complicity in these abuses. Remember that the UNFPA has been in China
28 April 2009 — Vol. 11/No. 13 With far more men than women, China’s sex imbalance has already reached epic proportions. But a new study published in the British Medical Journal (BMJ) suggests that the problem is only going to get worse. The study, published
21 April 2009 — Vol. 11/No. 12 The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) says that law enforcement officials throughout the country should regard pro-lifers as potential terrorists. According to news accounts, a report released by the Homeland Security Office of Intelligence and Analysis informs law
13 April 2009 — Vol. 11/No. 11 When I received information about the upcoming “Pastoral Meeting about Children and Adolescents at Risk,” organized by the Latin American Bishop’s Conferences (CELAM), I decided to attend as a representative of the Commission of Life, Family and Childhood
Para leer este boletín en español, haga click aquí. 07 April 2009 — Vol. 11/No. 10 According to Nina Fedoroff, the United States’ Science and Technology Adviser, we should all be very, very afraid. Interviewed on the BBC’s One Planet radio program, Fedoroff came across
Para leer este boletín en español, haga click aquí. 25 March 2009 — Vol. 11/No. 09 At a time when highly significant—even historic—breakthroughs in adult stem cell research have become almost daily occurrences and almost to the point of being mundane, President Obama has chosen
On November 14, Doctor Tabaré Vásquez, President of Uruguay, making use of the faculty that the Constitution grants to him, vetoed a bill that attempted to legalize abortion in his country. The president vetoed the bill only two days after Congress passed it, thanks to
22 June 2009 — Vol. 12 / No. 18 Politically motivated panels rarely produce good science, and the report of the All Party Parliamentary Group
18 May 2009 — Vol.12/No.16 In a May 7th interview on NPR’s “The Diane Rehm Show,” Ted Turner, the legendary founder of CNN, gave a
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
6 May 2009 — Vol.12/No.14 Our own Colin Mason is back from China. His week-long undercover investigation of revealed fresh abuses in China’s One-Child policy
28 April 2009 — Vol. 11/No. 13 With far more men than women, China’s sex imbalance has already reached epic proportions. But a new study
21 April 2009 — Vol. 11/No. 12 The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) says that law enforcement officials throughout the country should regard pro-lifers as
13 April 2009 — Vol. 11/No. 11 When I received information about the upcoming “Pastoral Meeting about Children and Adolescents at Risk,” organized by the
Para leer este boletín en español, haga click aquí. 07 April 2009 — Vol. 11/No. 10 According to Nina Fedoroff, the United States’ Science and
Para leer este boletín en español, haga click aquí. 25 March 2009 — Vol. 11/No. 09 At a time when highly significant—even historic—breakthroughs in adult
On November 14, Doctor Tabaré Vásquez, President of Uruguay, making use of the faculty that the Constitution grants to him, vetoed a bill that attempted