By Barbara Lyons, Retired Executive Director of Wisconsin Right to Life Sonya was a young mother of two – and now pregnant. She was thinking of having an abortion when she saw a bus sign sponsored by Eyewitness for Life…
The Belgian euthanasia insanity continues with the case of a 24-year-old healthy woman (Laura) who will die by euthanasia this summer for psychological reasons. The June 19 DeMorgen article by Simone Maas explains (google translated): She has good friends, loves good…
The Supreme Court of Canada has unanimously struck down the country’s assisted suicide law in a ruling that puts at risk the safety of Canadians and creates more questions than answers, says Toronto human rights and constitutional lawyer Hugh Scher.…
It has not been widely published, but Vermont proponents of the law to allow doctor-prescribed suicide (Act 39) were almost defeated or soundly defeated in the November 2014 election. • Incumbent Governor Peter Shumlin made passage of the Vermont law…
Wisconsin Right to Life Executive Director Heather Weininger has announced the hiring of Chelsea Shields as the Legislative/PAC Director effective November 10, 2014. Chelsea Shields joined Wisconsin Right to Life as the Communications Assistant in August 2014 after her time…
"Wisconsin Right to Life is saddened to hear that the New Jersey Assembly voted yesterday to legalize doctor-prescribed suicide,” stated Heather Weininger, Executive Director of Wisconsin Right to Life. “This is an abandonment of some of the most vulnerable members…
Cellular Dynamics International (CDI), a Madison, Wisconsin-based company, has been award a $1.2 million contract from the National Eye Institute to engineer stem cells acquired ethically for potential treatment of macular degeneration. The Eye Institute, which is part of the…
Over the years we’ve run dozens and dozens of stories about the ghastly practice of sex-selective abortions and how the sex-ratio imbalances that result are completely disrupting countries such as India. CNN recently ran a terrific piece written by Carl…
They flock to Switzerland from all over the world, where groups like Dignitas arrange for their suicides to be assisted. Technically, assisting suicide is illegal, but Swiss authorities only punish those who have "selfish" motives. In practice, this means there…