Sentences with phrase «right on an unborn child»

If we confer a right on an unborn child, we must also remove a right from the woman carrying that child.

Not exact matches

It says that 100,000 people are alive today because of the country's laws on abortion and argue that «a world which continues to pit the rights of a woman against the rights of her unborn child is not advancing human rights.»

Pro-choice advocates have trained their focus on the rights of the mother, and attempted to sidestep the rights of the unborn child by using dehumanizing terms that at least downplay the child's personhood.

«This decision will save lives, will encourage the hundreds of thousands of men and women who will march on Washington this week [at the Jan. 27 March for Life] for the rights of unborn children, along with millions more around the country who believe that foreign aid should promote life, not end it,» stated Russell Moore, president of the Southern Baptist Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission (ERLC), in a written release.

Here, as Bishop John J. Myers of Peoria observed in his Pastoral Statement on the Obligations of Catholics and Rights of Unborn Children, the voter or legislator need will only the law's protections, while accepting, though not willing, the injustices that he is powerless to remove.

J.D.S., 23, and her unborn child spent the summer at the center of a statewide scandal over treatment of the developmentally disabled and a national debate on fetal rights.

In another post, this one dated August 2016, she shared an article from LifeSiteNews, a conservative, anti-choice website, on the Irish High Court ruling «unborn» children are clearly children with significant rights, adding, «I love the Irish!»

«Pro-life» proponents focus the debate on the rights of the unborn child.

Pro Life: People on the pro-life side of the argument see a fetus as an unborn child — a bona - fide human life — and is therefore entitled to all the rights and protections thereof.

Although nominally Catholic himself, Brown has been a passionate supporter of abortion - on - demand in opposition to the Catholic Church's defense of unborn children, and has called himself «an uncompromising champion of a woman's right to choose.»

For example, policies intended to protect pregnant women and their unborn children, known as «fetal protection policies» (FPPs), may violate Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, as amended by the Pregnancy Discrimination Act (PDA) of 1978, if they have the effect of creating disparate treatment based on gender.

With respect to the issue of the father's involvement with their unborn children, I do believe that the SCC has ruled on that issue (though that case was long before my law school days and I don't remember the case name nor do I care to look it up right now).

Regardless of any new science on the topic of when life begins, the issues of access to abortion and the human rights of unborn children remain inherently political.