Pelican Project Pro-Life

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (BP)–Alaska pro-lifers tallied a key victory Aug. 24 with voter passage of a parental notification bill and could score another major win if pro-choice Sen. Lisa Murkowski loses to pro-life candidate Joe Miller in what would be a monumental Republican primary upset.

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WASHINGTON (BP)–Pro-life advocates have received an important assurance from the Obama administration on one aspect of the new health-care reform law but are still seeking its repeal by Congress.

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NAIROBI, Kenya (BP)–Kenyans overwhelmingly approved a new constitution Aug. 4 containing language that will expand the practice of abortion in the traditionally pro-life African nation.

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WASHINGTON (BP)–A Senate committee has forwarded to the full chamber legislation that would entrench repeal of a ban on federal funds for organizations that perform or promote abortions overseas.

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WASHINGTON (BP)–In vitro fertilization — plus the screening method that sometimes accompanies it — continues to produce fatal results for some of the children created through the laboratory technique.

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WASHINGTON (BP)–British television’s first commercial for abortion services — sponsored by Marie Stopes International — drew calls from pro-life organizations for the government to block the advertisement after it aired for the first time.

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WASHINGTON (BP)–Americans described themselves as more pro-life than pro-choice on abortion for the second straight year, according to a new Gallup Poll.

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OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (BP)–The Oklahoma legislature finished April 27 overriding vetoes of two pro-life bills, only four days after Gov. Brad Henry had rejected them.

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WASHINGTON (BP)–Richard Land and more than 50 other pro-life leaders have told the members of the House of Representatives they will work to restore pro-life policies undermined by the new health-care law and the subsequent executive order from President Obama.

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WASHINGTON (BP)–President Obama said April 21 he won’t have a litmus test for his next Supreme Court nominee but strongly hinted he wants the person to uphold Roe v. Wade and legalized abortion.

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