Submitted to the CPCI Newsletter, April 7, 2021 As the father of a large family—my wife and I have nine children—I am sometimes asked why we chose to have so many children. My answer depends, to a certain extent anyway, upon my audience. If I
It is no secret that the sexual revolution has led to a drastic decline in family formation and childbearing in Western society. The decline in birth rates among native Europeans within the last couple of decades is unprecedented in human history. Sadly, the Italians are
In early March 2021, Russia’s ruling “United Russia” party held a conference titled, “Legal and legislative aspects of supporting families and family values in the Russian Federation”, which is part of a United Russia party project called “Strong Family.” They proposed a series of legislation
Dr. Christopher Manion, of PRI’s American headquarters, interviews Carlos Polo, the Director of PRI’s Latin American office, about the recent constitutional crisis in Mexico. CM: Carlos, there was recently quite a ruckus in the Mexican State of Quintana Roo. Tell us what happened. CP: Well,
Poland is among the most Catholic and pro-life countries in Europe, so much so that even the Polish constitution declares that the state “shall ensure the legal protection of the life of every human being.” Despite this provision of the Polish constitution, Polish law up
Regardless of what opinions one holds on abortion, Americans have long believed that taxpayers—many of whom are deeply opposed to abortion for moral or religious reasons—should, at the very least, not be forced to pay for the cost of a woman’s abortion through their taxes.
Few institutions at the United Nations have promoted abortion more consistently or more persistently than the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW). For decades, the CEDAW committee has routinely subjected countries with pro-life laws to pressure to decriminalize abortion or remove restrictions
Many in the pro-life movement are undecided whether they should accept or reject the COVID-19 vaccine. But before we decide to make it, as a movement, a kind of pro-life litmus test, we must put the larger issue of abortion in context. Truth be told,
While the Trump administration has now left Washington, D.C., the administration in its final months worked together with dozens of nations to leave behind an important pro-life initiative that could have a significant and lasting impact for protecting the right to life internationally for years
Submitted to the CPCI Newsletter, April 7, 2021 As the father of a large family—my wife and I have nine children—I am sometimes asked why
It is no secret that the sexual revolution has led to a drastic decline in family formation and childbearing in Western society. The decline in
In early March 2021, Russia’s ruling “United Russia” party held a conference titled, “Legal and legislative aspects of supporting families and family values in the
Dr. Christopher Manion, of PRI’s American headquarters, interviews Carlos Polo, the Director of PRI’s Latin American office, about the recent constitutional crisis in Mexico. CM:
Poland is among the most Catholic and pro-life countries in Europe, so much so that even the Polish constitution declares that the state “shall ensure
Regardless of what opinions one holds on abortion, Americans have long believed that taxpayers—many of whom are deeply opposed to abortion for moral or religious
Few institutions at the United Nations have promoted abortion more consistently or more persistently than the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW).
Many in the pro-life movement are undecided whether they should accept or reject the COVID-19 vaccine. But before we decide to make it, as a
While the Trump administration has now left Washington, D.C., the administration in its final months worked together with dozens of nations to leave behind an