Thomas Jacobson of Focus on the Family has counted 58 countries that were pressured to
liberalize their abortion laws between 1997 and 2007.
International organizations like UNFPA are engaging in a full - court press to increase contraceptive prevalence in Africa (now the world's lowest at 27 percent) and to
liberalize abortion laws by several means, including a controversial continent - wide framework called the Maputo Plan of Action.
Did they see similar declines when
they liberalized their abortion laws?
• Protestants, including those now so intensely engaged in the pro-life movement, were slow to recognize the great evil of what thirty years ago was called «
liberalized abortion law.»
Several years ago, NYS Assemblyman George Michaels, a Democrat, cast the deciding vote in favor of
liberalizing the abortion laws as they were at that time.
Not exact matches
Let there be no mistake about the impact of the Roe and Doe decisions: they did not «
liberalize»
abortion law; they abolished
abortion law in all fifty states.
Even though the 1979 treaty never mentions
abortion, and many states party to the convention have strong pro-life
laws, CEDAW's committee has pressured more than forty nations in the last five years to
liberalize their
laws.
The most well known of these incidents is Colombia, whose Constitutional Court in 2006
liberalized its restrictive
abortion laws.
Thatcher had voted — «without compunction,» as Nicholas Wapshott puts it in Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher — for the 1967 act
liberalizing England's
abortion law and does not seem to have made not the slightest gesture in defense of the unborn thereafter.