The Irish Parliament’s Oireachtas Committee on Justice in considering Mr Gino Kenny TD’s ‘Dying with Dignity’ Bill 2020’ confirmed in July 2021 they will not progress the bill to a final vote at this time ..read more

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Despite the torturous crisis situation with NSW in lockdown MP Alex Greenwich has seized the opportunity to further his agenda on euthanasia.  The so called ‘consultation’ draft of his bill is a further step down the dangerous path of assisted suicide for Australians.   It’s an absurd time for Greenwich to seek ‘consultation’ on a bill designed specifically to end the lives of elderly and vulnerable people.  Greenwich is out of touch with the people.  How can he adequately consult with the community in the middle of strict lockdown?  And his bill ha ..read more

George Christensen MP has proposed a bill in the House of Representatives called "The Human Rights (Children Born Alive Protection) Bill 2021". The bill is expected to be tabled in early August 2021. Currently, in most Australian states, doctors are not required to provide medical assistance to children born alive as a result of an abortion. These babies are left uncared for until they die. They deserve the same rights and medical treatment as any other human being. Under the proposed bill, when a child is born alive as a result of an abortion, attending medical practitioners must take action ..read more

The Second Annual Report on Medical Assistance in Dying released by the Canadian government is alarming. 4,120 Canadians euthanised because they had cancer but with no discussion with an oncologist about this course of action; 2,650 people who perceived they were a burden on their family, friends or caregivers; 1,373 people who requested that their lives be ended because they felt isolated and lonely; 1,253 with non-terminal conditions 227 people who were put to death because they were frail; 322 people who needed disability support services but did not receive them; 126 people who needed ..read more

There is something building within the pro-abortion movement. As the lies and powers of the industry are questioned, the protests increase in fervour. The very thought that they will no longer be allowed to end the life of the unborn freely fills them with collective rage. The loudest voices seem to be those who have had an abortion in the past, and perhaps this is not so surprising. They are the ones who have the most to lose by confronting the reality of abortion. This was perfectly highlighted at the Centre for Reproductive Rights Rally outside of the U.S. Supreme Court on International Wom ..read more

There is an ever-growing movement of women who have been conditioned to believe that abortion is a glorious right to be celebrated and protected at all costs. The message is distributed almost universally – by their favourite celebrities, at school, in their peer groups, social media, most news sources, as a recurrent theme on television shows created for them, and (in Australia) even on the publicly-funded ABC network. Pregnancy termination is viewed as a sterile, innocuous ‘healthcare’ procedure that should be freely and readily available to women all over the world. I recently viewed footag ..read more

 The passage of the euthanasia bill (named Voluntary Assisted Dying Bill 2020) [10/6/21] through the South Australian Parliament’s House of Assembly early this morning is no cause for rejoicing.  Over 850 medical doctors signed a full page statement opposing euthanasia published in The Advertiser last weekend.  In addition Lutheran, Islamic, Catholic and Greek Orthodox leaders wrote a joint statement opposing the bill. Overseas medical experts who live in euthanasia regimes -such as Professor Theo Boer – a former regulator of euthanasia in Holland for 15 years say  “Do ..read more

In an open letter to South Australians (The Advertiser 5/6/21) a group of 850 Medical Doctors and Health Professionals in Australia [Health Professionals Say NO!] stated "All South Australian citizens have a responsibility to influence their Members of Parliament to protect the vulnerable."    ..read more

Queensland’s proposed Voluntary Assisted Dying Bill 2021 is a further step down the dangerous path of government assisted suicide. We need to be clear – that is what we are dealing with its government supported and government funded suicide.  This bill is a brazen plan to widen the net of vulnerable patients who are eligible to end their lives by doctor assisted suicide.   Each new bill incrementally reduces safeguards – the slippery slope, ‘scope creep ..read more