Abortion
- Dr Ramsammy's priority should be to make abortion available in public hospitals
- Committee should review effect of law legalising abortion
- Well done, Health minister
- The clock on abortion isn't ticking yet
- The body set up to monitor the abortion law scarcely functioned
- I invite Fr Hardless to join the advisory board
- No faithful Catholic can sit on the Advisory Board
- Dr Ramsammy is fighting the cause of the poor for better medical attention
- Fr Hardless could have contributed significantly
- Fr. Hardless is misleading about the Church and abortion
- Poor women must be informed of hospital abortion service
- Minister has a legal duty to implement the abortion law
- We listen to the Pope's voice
- We need strategies to make fathers liable
- Pro life values are killing poor women
- Many Catholic countries have liberal abortion laws
- Women still dying from botched abortions
- Women die because public hospitals do not provide abortions
- Unplanned babies need not be unwanted and unloved
- Every woman should have the right to choose
- Engage in a public campaign explaining that abortion is legal
- Cytotec used by itself to procure abortion is unsafe
- Information should be published on Cytotec
- Misusing Cytotec
- Tough laws don't stop abortions but make them unsafe for poor women
- Floating in the wind
- What's happened to Dr Ramsammy's promise to put the abortion law into practice?
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