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Subject Latest abortion scandal revealed, new video on cultural genocide in China, exciting job opportunity with Community Connect, news, events and more!👣
Date April 16, 2021 7:27 AM
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16th April 2021
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RE (#par) AD: Latest abortion scandal: HSE confirms abortion performing GPs given no training in pregnancy counselling (#par)

WATCH (#vid) : (#wc1) Excellent new video from Students for Life on cultural genocide and forced abortion in China (#vid)

READ: (#newstalk) Y (#arg) oung woman dies in Argentina after taking legal abortion pill (#arg)

READ: (#lat) Latvian Parliament votes against Euthanasia (#lat)

APPLY NOW: Job opportunity with Community Connect Register NOW: Next Future Leaders Programme starting very soon - Applications close Friday 23rd April (#flp)

WATCH: Interview with our special guest at the PLC Network Webinar last Saturday, Éamon Ó Cuív TD, Fianna Fáil TD (#EAM)

REGISTER NOW: Communications Workshop on Wednesday the 21st of April (#COMMS)

ACTION ALERT: The Pro Life Campaign needs YOU! - Please take our Chnage Begins With You! Survey (#cby)

APPLY NOW: Virtual Internship with the PLC (#7)

Latest abortion scandal: HSE confirms abortion performing GPs given no training in pregnancy counselling ()
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In a written reply to a Parliamentary Question (PQ), the HSE has confirmed that GPs who carry out abortions receive no specialised training in unplanned pregnancy counselling. GPs as a group perform the vast majority of abortions taking place under the new law.

The only training it appears they receive when they sign up to be part of Ireland’s abortion regime is how to carry out abortions. It is a scandal and utter betrayal of women and their unborn babies that those who parade themselves as the guardians of best practice operate a system where all roads lead to abortion.

What about all the women who are conflicted about whether to proceed with an abortion and are referred to GPs who have zero expertise in pregnancy counselling or in discussing positive alternatives to abortion? What about all the women who on account of not receiving proper counselling go through with the abortion and subsequently regret the decision?

In reply to the Parliamentary Question submitted by Deputy Sean Canney TD on whether abortion performing GPs receive specialised training in pregnancy counselling, the HSE said: “Specialised training in counselling is not a requirement as counselling for women is not mandatory under the Act.”

Micheál Martin and Leo Varadkar promised voters before the abortion referendum in 2018 that in the event of abortion being introduced, it would be “safe, legal and rare.” Within a year of the new law coming into effect, there was a 60% increase in the number of abortions taking place.

It’s clear that those charged with overseeing Ireland’s abortion regime are hardened campaigners who have no interest in ensuring that women are presented with all the facts before going down the road of abortion.

With each passing day, new information is coming to light on how the new law operates. Thanks to Deputy Canney, as a result of his hard and diligent work, more important information has been unearthed this week.
Excellent new video from Students for Life on cultural genocide and forced abortion in China ()
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Students for Life posted an excellent new video yesterday on Facebook challenging the Irish Government over its “timid and weak” response to the cultural genocide, forced abortions and sterilisations being carried by Chinese authorities against the Uyghur people in the Xinjiang region. It’s a short but really well produced and informative video.

Take 2 mins to watch it here ([link removed]) and be sure to share the link with family and friends!
Young woman dies in Argentina after taking legal abortion pill ()
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A young woman has died in Argentina after taking a legal abortion pill. The tragic death occurred less than four months after Argentina’s new law legalising abortion came into effect.

According to the Argentine newspaper Clarín, the 23-year-old woman took the abortion pill on April 7 and soon afterwards began to feel unwell.

Dr Luis Durand, an Argentine surgeon, told a local newspaper that abortion “is not a medical act, regardless of whether it’s legal or not.”

Referring to the tragic death of the young woman and her unborn baby, Guadalupe Batallán, a pro-life leader in Argentina said: “She had her whole life in front of her. She had a legal abortion on Wednesday and by the weekend she was already dead. If [she] had died from a clandestine (illegal at the time) abortion, feminists would be tearing the whole city apart, but since [she] died from a legal abortion and that doesn’t suit (their cause), it’s scrubbed,” she concluded.
Latvian Parliament votes against Euthanasia ()
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The Latvian Parliament has voted down a petition that called for the legalisation of euthanasia.

The parliament voted 49 to 38 against legalising euthanasia after a citizens’ initiative submitted 10,000 signatures in support of assisted suicide/euthanasia.

During the debate, Dr Vitālijs Orlovs (member of parliament) said: “I understand what the initiative is about, but I was taught to fight for patients’ lives to the end. I cannot imagine injecting a person with some substance to help them die — not for any amount of money.” Several members of parliament also availed of the opportunity during the debate to discuss improving end of life care more generally for Latvians.

The result in Latvia should give hope to other countries including Ireland.
Job opportunity with Community Connect ()
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Would you like to make a real difference to struggling pregnant mothers and young families?

Community Connect has an exciting new job opportunity at our Dublin hub!

We are seeking an organised, pro-active person to join our team and co-ordinate the activities of our Dublin operation.

You would:
* Work 20 hours per week
* Have your own transport
* Be available to work from our Tallaght hub at least one day per week
* Have good communication skills
* Have basic email and spreadsheet skills
* Be pro-active in co-ordinating and mobilising our volunteer activities in Dublin
* Be available for an initial 6 month timeframe

If you want to find out more, drop Elaine an email at [email protected] (mailto:[email protected])

We look forward to hearing from you!
Register NOW! for the Next Future Leaders Programme starting very soon - Applications close Friday 23rd April ()
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Now is the chance for students and young people to up-skill their pro-life credentials!

Applications are OPEN for the 6th Future Leaders Programme, designed for the next generation of pro-life leaders.

It's a two-month course that will equip delegates with the skills and motivation to promote the pro-life vision in the public square.

The course takes place online for 8 weeks, starting Tuesday 4th May, and will be delivered by Irish and international experts.

If you're aged between 18-30 (or know someone who is) and wish to apply to participate, please complete this application form by next Friday 23rd April.

Register here ([link removed])
Watch interview with our special guest at the PLC Network Webinar last Saturday, Éamon Ó Cuív TD, Fianna Fáil TD ()
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Great interview with our special guest at the PLC Network Webinar last Saturday, Éamon Ó Cuív TD ([link removed][0]=AZW-AAwatJekMPK6F-S1g5X3z590dNpwuLoRPTpEuu3tuvAewk6b8zTj67sGpGPlUEAveHzWQ2IPO3Uip3lCbVwLDs2RSY4x9GApZzNNSI8olYvaM19Y6MIf9KMxRHM5OMvBwZmkTzZqkT4P8lK0esQId4UDb0CWPV6xmOxrGlvT0HL1Wd9DMWwdcjA2hzfRdvQ&__tn__=kK-R) , Fianna Fáil TD and former Minister who discussed strategies for engaging with the Three Year Review of the abortion laws.

For more information, and to register for upcoming webinars, events and much more see our events page here ([link removed])

Watch the interview here ([link removed])
Register Now for our next Communications Workshop on Wednesday the 21st of April ()
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Want to learn how to explain the pro-life position and answer challenging questions?

Our next online Communications Workshop takes place: Wednesday 21st April 2021 and will be hosted by Wendy Grace.

The event will take place from 8.30PM – 9.30PM.

The event is free but pre-registration is essential. Participation is limited to 20 people.

Register here ([link removed]) .
The Pro Life Campaign Needs YOU! - Please take our Change Begins With You! Survey ()
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The Pro Life Campaign needs you! Your skills, knowledge and commitment can help us to work towards a brighter future.

Please take a moment to fill in our survey
and remember - Change Begins With YOU!

Survey Link Here ([link removed])

The aim of this campaign is to encourage people to get involved with the PLC. We really need your help with this.

We are looking for some motivational videos and pictures. If you could take a few minutes today or tomorrow to do any of the following this would really help make a difference

- TAKE A SHORT VIDEO of yourself (20 Seconds max) telling people why you are pro-life or your favourite pro-life quote and encouraging other people to get involved - finish with the words "Change begins with you"

and/or

- TAKE A SELFIE of yourself holding up a homemade sign with the words "Change begins with You!"

Please text or whatsapp 0868246507, or send by email to
[email protected] (mailto:[email protected])
APPLY NOW - Virtual Internship with the PLC ()

Would you like to experience working with a pro-active Human Rights organisation?

If you would like, APPLY HERE ([link removed]) to our exciting virtual intern programme for students!
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Participants on the programme will have an opportunity to network with other young people and develop skills in advocacy, campaign management and project planning.

Internships run for one-week periods and are suitable for second level (Transition year or older) and third level students.

Each intern will do 4 hours supervised work each day and will be working on areas such as social media, contact with members of the movement nationwide, project planning and contributing to support work for women and their babies.

Internships are not paid, however expenses will be covered.

If you or a family member is interested, please complete the below form and we will be in touch with you presently. Placements are subject to availability.

Thank you!

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