by Texas Right to Life | Sep 13, 2011 | Abortion
Recently in Houston, a woman was charged with disrupting a police investigation for trying to cover up the alleged rape of her adopted daughter by her son. She is accused of taking her mentally disabled 12-year old daughter to Ohio to obtain an abortion after...
by Texas Right to Life | Sep 7, 2011 | Abortion, Legislation
During the recent 82nd Texas Legislative Session, the Sonogram Bill (House Bill 15) was passed and signed into law by Governor Rick Perry. This historic law protects a pregnant woman’s right to view her unborn child and hear the heartbeat of that child...
by Texas Right to Life | Aug 31, 2011 | Abortion
Erik Barajas (KTRK): Once the 82nd Legislature adjourned late this summer, several new laws are set to take affect. Probably the most controversial — a new sonogram abortion bill that Governor Perry deemed 'priority legislation'. It stipulates that...
by Texas Right to Life | Aug 31, 2011 | Abortion, Legislation
Texas Right to Life and Senator Patrick worked alongside each other for five years on the sonogram bill to protect a woman’s right to informed consent before an abortion. In his ruling, Judge Sparks accuses both the plaintiffs and defendants of waging an...
by Texas Right to Life | Aug 31, 2011 | Abortion, Legislation
Austin, TX — Federal District Court Judge Sam Sparks’ decision yesterday to grant a preliminary injunction on the Sonogram Bill (House Bill 15) is not surprising; Sparks is known for his sympathies toward the abortion industry. Texas Right to Life...
by Texas Right to Life | Aug 19, 2011 | Bioethics, News
In Europe and in parts of the United States, Physician Assisted Suicide (PAS) has quickly become an accepted means to kill one’s self when facing a terminal disease. Proponents broadcast the death of patients on television in not so subtle propaganda...
