Surveillance of private chats without suspicion could soon become mandatory in the EU. This is revealed by a new leak. To stop the spread of child pornography, the European Union is planning to introduce so-called chat control – automated and suspicionless mass surveillance of all private chat and email communications. In the summer, the Commission, … Read more
About a month ago, Zug-based Nord Stream AG filed a lawsuit against its insurers. Nord Stream AG wanted to be compensated for the damage to the insured pipeline. The amount in dispute is more than 400 million US dollars. However, the insurers Lloyd’s and Arch refuse to pay. Their reasoning: There is a government behind … Read more
By Dave Andrusko Northern Ireland’s attorney general, John Larkin Photograph: Press Association These kinds of battles never end, but for now, pro-lifers have an important victory: they have thwarted an attempt to change Northern Ireland’s very protective abortion law to include exceptions for fatal fetal anomaly, rape, and incest. A proposal to allow abortions in … Read more
By Lauren Enriquez British Prime Minister David Cameron In a video released by the Christian Institute, Britain’s Prime Minister David Cameron was asked for his response to government-sanctioned sex-selection abortions of pre-born females in his country. He was asked whether he was concerned that the incident, in which doctors were not prosecuted for allowing abortions … Read more
By Pat Buckley, European Life Network Minnesota Citizens Concerned for Life Global Outreach Director Scott Fischbach visited today with Finland’s Interior Minister Dr. Paivi Rasanen in the Finnish Parliament House. Finland’s Interior Minister sparked uproar in Finland in July by sharply criticizing the country’s liberal abortion laws. In a speech to a Lutheran missions gathering in … Read more
Savita Halappanavar Last year the death of an Indian woman was exploited as an example of Ireland’s “archaic” abortion laws. But the under-reported inquest tells a different story. By Caroline Farrow The inquest into the tragic death of Savita Halappanavar has reached a verdict of “medical misadventure”. However, this was not the view of opponents … Read more