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Christian doctor forced off adoption panel goes to EU Court of Justice UK law allows homosexual partners to apply to adopt children, but local councils are not permitted to refuse them on the grounds of their "sexual orientation," under the Labour government's Sexual Orientation Regulations. Full Story

Colombian court refuses to impose gay 'marriage' on country In a surprise 5-4 verdict issued last Friday, the court refused to rule on a suit requesting the Court to change the nation's civil code to permit 'marriages' between people of the same sex. Full Story

Push on for gay 'marriage' in Australia Australia's minority Labour government has supported a motion in the lower House instructing all MPs to survey their constituents on same-sex "marriage." Full Story

Editorial: Canadian Bishops Finally Admit Development and Peace Funded Problematic Groups It's official. A representative of the Canadian bishops has admitted that the bishops' development arm has in fact been funding problematic groups. Full Story

Commentary on November 16 News   All charges dropped against pro-life pastor There have been been some major Catholic news developments the past few days that have important implications for the life, family and culture issues covered by LifeSiteNews. Full Story   The Appellate Division of the Alameda Superior Court has dismissed all criminal charges against Oakland pro-life witness Pastor Walter Hoye. Full Story

'Seismic shift' as Archbishop Dolan wins upset election as head of U.S. bishops   Cardinal George reaffirms bishops' stance on health care, abortion In a surprise vote the strongly pro-life Archbishop Timothy Dolan of New York today beat out controversial sitting Vice President Bishop Gerald Kicanas to become the next president of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops. Full Story   The Cardinal defended the bishops' effort to protect unborn life against President Obama's abortion-funding health care legislation and criticized those Catholics who placed politics ahead of their faith in backing the bill. Full Story

Bill Clinton applauds population growth in Philippines   Former Rep. Driehaus withdraws complaint against pro-life group over billboards Former U.S. President Bill Clinton reportedly told a crowd at a Manilla Hotel this Wednesday: "You have a huge population, which is positive, and you have massive natural resources." Full Story   Dreihaus alleged that the Susan B. Anthony List falsely accused him of voting for federal abortion funding when he voted for the national health care law passed earlier this year. Full Story

Carleton pro-life student group loses club status   A representative of the University Students' Association (CUSA) wrote the club by e-mail on Thursday, saying they would not be recertified unless they renounce the pro-life views contained in their constitution. Full Story

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