INDIANAPOLIS -- Senate Bill 201 has cleared all hurdles in the Indiana Statehouse and is headed to Gov. Eric Holcomb for his signature. This bill expands Indiana law to extend conscience protections to additional medical providers. Currently, physicians and hospital...
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Croatians battle over conscientious objection and abortion
By Michael Cook Supporters and opponents of abortion in Croatia are at loggerheads over conscientious objection. One wants patients’ right to abortion strengthened; the other wants the conscientious objection rights of doctors and midwives to be protected. Health...
Indiana Legislature Votes to Extend Conscience Protections to Additional Medical Providers
Measure sent on to Gov. Holcomb By Dave Andrusko Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb With abortion advocates gearing up to pass radical pro-abortion bills, passing measures to protect the right of conscience is more important than ever. Currently, in Indiana, physicians and...
Wesley Smith warns NRLC 2018 about campaign to force pro-lifers out of medicine
By Dave Andrusko After listening to pro-life bioethicist Wesley J. Smith at Saturday’s open general session of NRLC 2018, you came away fully aware that the title—“Will pro-life doctors and nurses be driven out of Medicine?”—accurately conveys the hoped for objective...
Opposing Medical Conscience with a Soft Touch
By Wesley J. Smith When the Department of Health and Human Services announced its intention to create a new office to emphasize the protection of medical conscience, the screaming from the usual suspects was so loud one would have thought Roe v. Wade had been...
Protecting nurses’ conscience: a non-negotiable in the final FY 2018 spending bill
By Rep. Diane Black (R-TENN.) and Sandra Rojas Editor's Note. This first appeared in The Hill. “I solemnly swear to do no harm.” We took this oath more than 40 years ago when we became nurses. We chose this career—more accurately, this calling—because it was the...
Court Ruling a Hopeful Sign for Pro-Life Nurses, Docs in Illinois
By Jay Hobbs An Illinois nurse who was muscled out of her job because she wouldn’t participate in abortions is now one step closer to fighting her case before a jury of her peers. Sandra (Mendoza) Rojas had worked as a Winnebago County public health nurse for 18 years...
Medical Establishment Opposes Conscience
By Wesley J. Smith The laws and regulations of the United States protect medical professionals from being forced to participate in abortion and sterilization and other procedures against their religious beliefs by prohibiting discrimination in employment. The Obama...
The right of conscientious objection goes to the heart of medical practice as a moral activity
By Dave Andrusko We’ve covered the battle over freedom of conscience without fail for decades. Beyond an absolute “right” to abortion on demand, paid for by you and me and “normalizing abortion,” pro-abortionists want most of all the ability to conscript the medical...
No One Should Be Forced to Participate in Abortion
By Greg Schleppenbach In early November, three brave nurses came to Washington, D.C. to tell their disturbing stories of coercion to members of Congress and the public--about how they were forced to choose between participating in abortion and losing their jobs. Cathy...