The European Commission consistently pursues “gender equality” through coercion—called “incentives” or “equal opportunities”—and systemic discrimination against men.
The adoption of the PACE report shows that a struggle is underway in Europe over whether the right to health care will be understood in a spirit of solidarity and assistance to the vulnerable, or whether it will be used to promote ideological agendas.
The Ordo Iuris Institute has sent explanations to hospitals regarding the exercise of freedom of conscience by medical facility employees who, in accordance with the law, refuse to participate in abortions.
Representatives of Ordo Iuris observed the conduct of the local elections in Georgia, visiting more than a dozen polling stations in Tbilisi and in nearby towns.
The document states that surrogacy is incompatible with women’s dignity and human rights, and that it treats children as objects lacking personhood.
The latest Human Rights Council’s draft document is laden with a series of ideological formulations, including multiple references to abortion, “sexual and reproductive rights,” “bodily autonomy,” as well as to the so-called comprehensive sexuality education.
The latest guidelines published by the WHO not only lower the standard of women’s health care, but also strike at the very foundation of international law, namely, respect for the diversity of positions held by states and the protection of fundamental human rights, and above all, the right to life.
Our powerful opponents are fighting us fiercely, trying to block our work in many different ways. This shows how afraid they are of our effectiveness.
This year – by government order, with public funds, in violation of Poland’s law and Constitution – more unborn children are being killed in Poland
Kirk’s staunch biblical beliefs that influenced his political activism and pro-life stance also remind Polish pro-life conservatives of the intertwined relationship between Christianity and pro-life advocacy, also a dynamic deeply entrenched in Poland.
We invite you to a meeting with attorney Jerzy Kwaśniewski, president of Poland’s Ordo Iuris Institute, in Wellington, USA.
For Poland, a country with a strong Catholic history and pro-life heritage, the American pro-life landscape in recent months provides tangible and actionable lessons to better leverage on avenues for inroads to be made in pro-life policy and legislation as well as increase and maintain public support for the defense of unborn lives.
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