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LifeSiteNews: Ireland?s pro-life laws violated woman?s rights: European court

By Alliance Alert

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LifeSiteNews: "The European Court of Human Rights has found that Ireland?s constitutional legal protections for the unborn violated the right to privacy of one of the three applicants in a mixed decision in the much-anticipated ABC case. The Court ordered the Irish government to pay ?15,000 to the third applicant within three months. However, at the same time the Court dismissed the complaints of the other two women and found that there is 'no human right to abortion' stemming from the European Convention on Human Rights, an aspect of the decision that has been welcomed by pro-life leaders."

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on December 16, 2010 (boomark / email).

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