New Zealand pro-lifers protest against RU-486 abortions at Planned Parenthood affiliate

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Our friend and former intern Andy continues to draw our attention to pro-life efforts halfway around the world....

Stop Family Planning, a New Zealand-based pro-life group, staged a march in Wellington on February 12 that drew hundreds of pro-lifers. According to its website:

March organiser and Stop Family Planning spokesperson Simeon Brown said that the turnout indicated strong support for their call for the Abortion Supervisory Committee to deny the Family Planning Association [International Planned Parenthood affiliate] an abortion licence to kill babies with the dangerous abortifacient, Mifepristone....

This, of course, is also known as RU-486.

Pro-life groups believe the availability of this drug will increase the number of abortions well beyond the current 18k committed in NZ annually.

Be sure to click on SFP link to read excellent Grisborne Herald article outlining the serious concerns with RU-486.

Those who have been following my Live tweeting abortion series know Angie Jackson has been experiencing all the side effects - nausea, vomiting, headache, cramping, and bleeding - for several days. And those are the least of the potential problems with RU-486. Here's a remarkable couple of quotes from the piece, which you'd never find in the American press:

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Simeon appeared on TVNZ's Breakfast Programme to discuss the issue, also getting much fairer treatment than he would on a US news show. And he did fabulously for an 18-year-old, as good as any pro-life old hat. Very cool that Simeon is the group's spokesperson....



Comments:

Thanks for keeping us abreast of what's happening in New Zealand Andy.

It's refreshing and encouraging to hear of a country where the MSM isn't so biased against life. Their journalistic integrity must actually mean something to them.

It reminds us that there is hope.

Posted by: Ed at February 24, 2010 5:44 PM


These pills has caused a lot of kids to have disabilities while the manufacturers have claimed that thet are safe to use. About time these pills were forbidden to be sold period.

Posted by: Mechanic Christchurch at February 26, 2010 1:37 AM