The European Parliament intends to declare abortion as a "right".
The most serious aspect of the report is that it considers abortion as a "human right" and advocates for abortion without any restriction.
But abortion is not the only contentious issue in this controversial report. Here is a summary of the highlights:
• The Matic Report calls for the abolition of the right to conscientious objection of medical personnel. The Matic Report’s goal is to make it impossible for pro-life doctors to oppose killing a human being by abortion. According to the the report, denying abortion by a doctor would be “addressed as denial of medical care”. So if a doctor said NO to abortion, this would mean the end of his career.
• Abortion and contraception for girls “regardless of age” without parental consent.
• LGTB and Gender indoctrination from primary school without informing or requiring parental consent.
• Irreversible so-called “sex change” surgeries, including for minors all paid for by public health systems.
• Interference with the exclusive jurisdiction of the Member States over the definition and management of their domestic health systems or their national health policy choices.
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Abortion is murder of an innocent life and if it becomes a right, then why stop at that? In time what will stop acts of suicide, infantacide and all other acts of murder and depravity from being made "lawful" just like the Holocaust became lawful in Germany under Hitler.
But in my opinion there are cases in which abortion should be allowed - for example when a girl/woman gets raped and becomes pregnant.
Please take me now! Sad, and maddening to know that there will be crowds of cheering fools, lining up to celebrate the passing of a law like this.
I'm confused though. This is a crime against another, yet it has so much support, an act with a victim should be criminal. Whether that victim is currently so, or in the future will be able to be recognised as one.
But then, who cares for the mother to be, while she's pregnant, who pays the bills for the birth, and who takes responsibility for the child that is born, and the emotional trauma that comes with loosing a child after child birth?