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Britain Needs Informed Consent Laws to Lower Abortion Rates: Pro-Abortion MP "A woman has an assumed right to choose," Dorries said. "However, she apparently has no right whatever to any information on which to make that choice." Full Story

Paraguay Rejects Homosexualist 'Youth Rights' Agreement The document says that all young people have the right to "an individual identity, consisting in the building of one's own personality," which includes "characteristics of sex," "affiliation," and "sexual orientation." Full Story

Assisted Suicide Ad by Australia's 'Dr. Death' Set to Air in New Zealand New Zealand Right to Life has blasted the CAB's decision to approve the ad, saying that Nitchke's video is "contrary to the common good and destructive of the social fabric." Full Story

Two-Thirds of Britons Support Legal Euthanasia: Angus Reid Poll Fifty-five percent said they believe parents who "assist a terminally ill son or daughter to die should not be punished," and 58 percent think "people who help a person to commit suicide should not be prosecuted." Full Story

Report: 'Real Reform' at Chicago CCHD Being Dismantled   U.S. Bishops' Anti-Poverty Arm Awarded $45,000 Grant to Pro-Abort Group Despite Warnings Facing pressure from the old guard at the local and national level, the Chicago branch of the Catholic Campaign for Human Development has begun dismantling the "real reform" that earned it so much praise from pro-life groups in the summer. Full Story   CCHD awarded a grant to the Chicaco-based group, despite the local CCHD branch's strong warnings that the organization coordinated a school-based health program that provides contraception and refers for abortions. Full Story

Sarah Palin Warns ObamaCare 'Biggest Advance' of U.S. Abortion Industry   The Kicanas Conundrum: Catholics Concerned about Likely New U.S. Bishops Head "It is even worse than what we had thought. The ramifications of this legislation are horrendous," Palin told a crowd of 800 pro-life advocates. Full Story   Thomas Peters: "Bishop Kicanas has a troubling reputation. The arch-liberal Father Thomas Reese has described Kicanas as 'the leading liberal hope' among the progressive wing of the Church." Full Story

GOP Senate Minority Leader Joins ObamaCare Lawsuit   Study: Intentionally Scripted TV Profanity Up 69% The GOP Senate leader said the Affordable Care Act would lead to a massive expansion of federal power over individual citizens and render the limitations of the US Constitution's commerce clause essentially meaningless. Full Story   The report noted that the "greatest increase in the use of the harshest profanities" took place during the 8 p.m. Eastern Time period - known as the "family hour" - and at 9 p.m. Eastern Time. Full Story

Supreme Court: "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" Will Stay, For Now   The high court issued its order keeping the 9th Circuit's stay in place without comment. The AP also noted that Associate Justice Elena Kagan did not participate. Full Story

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