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Pope Upholds Celibacy For Priests
[CBS news world] - 13. Marzo 2007 - 16:00Pope Benedict XVI reiterated the Church's ban on Communion for divorced Catholics who remarry and told Catholic politicians that the stance against abortion and gay marriage is "not negotiable." The 131-page document also upheld celibacy for priests.
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Questa notizia anche in: Benedetto XVI Pope Reaffirms View Opposing Gay Marriage and Abortion
[NYT - Europe] - 14. Marzo 2007 - 4:26Pope Benedict XVI said that Roman Catholic politicians were “especially” obligated to defend the church’s stance in their public duties.
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[Reuters international] - 14. Marzo 2007 - 7:17MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico City is preparing to legalize abortion -- the first region to do so in heavily Roman Catholic Mexico -- a move the influential church has vowed to challenge.
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[Reuters international] - 14. Marzo 2007 - 9:51MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico City is preparing to legalize abortion -- the first region to do so in heavily Roman Catholic Mexico -- a move the influential church has vowed to challenge.
Notizie simili Questa notizia anche in: Messico Polish woman wins abortion case
[BBC World] - 20. Marzo 2007 - 14:51The European Court of Human Rights awards a Polish woman damages after she was refused an abortion.
Notizie simili Questa notizia anche in: Diritti umani Court censures Poland for denying abortion rights
[Guardian unlimited World] - 21. Marzo 2007 - 1:00European court of human rights ruled that Poland was failing to guarantee access to lawful abortions.
Notizie simili Questa notizia anche in: Diritti umani Court Fines Poland Over Abortion Case
[NYT - Europe] - 21. Marzo 2007 - 3:59The European Court of Human Rights awarded a woman 25,000 euros, about $33,000, in damages after doctors refused to grant her permission to terminate her pregnancy despite serious risk to her eyesight.
Notizie simili Questa notizia anche in: Diritti umani Mexican abortion battle heats up as Christians unify
[Reuters international] - 22. Marzo 2007 - 2:37MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's Christian churches banded together on Wednesday to fight a law that would legalize abortion in Mexico City, fearing it could spread quickly to the rest of the country.
Notizie simili Questa notizia anche in: Messico Polish Demonstrators March to Demand Total Abortion Ban
[FOX news world] - 28. Marzo 2007 - 11:03Four thousand Poles protest in front of parliament in support of tightening the country's anti-abortion law to restrict all abortions including procedures due to cases of rape or incest.
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[NYT - Europe] - 29. Marzo 2007 - 6:10Thousands took to Warsaw’s streets to demand a complete ban on abortion, including in cases of rape or incest.
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[Guardian unlimited World] - 8. Aprile 2007 - 2:00Broadcaster and critic Miranda Sawyer on a remarkable journey across America.
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[BBC World] - 9. Aprile 2007 - 20:44The newly-appointed minister of health in Brazil calls for a wide-ranging debate on the issue of abortion.
Notizie simili Questa notizia anche in: Brasile Portuguese president sets seal on abortion law change
[Guardian unlimited World] - 10. Aprile 2007 - 2:00Portugal's president ratifies a new law, bringing country into line with European neighbours.
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[BBC World] - 10. Aprile 2007 - 14:32The Portuguese president ratifies a new law allowing abortion up until the 10th week of pregnancy.
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[NYT - Europe] - 11. Aprile 2007 - 4:25President Aníbal Cavaco Silva gave his formal consent to a new law allowing abortion up until the 10th week of pregnancy. It brings Portugal into line with most of its European neighbors.
Notizie simili World Briefing | Europe: Poland: Parliament Rejects Move to Ban Abortion
[NYT - Europe] - 14. Aprile 2007 - 5:35Lawmakers rejected a series of bills that would enshrine the country’s strict anti-abortion law in the Constitution, including one put forward by the far-right League of Polish Families to protect “life from the moment of conception,” in effect a total ban on abortion. Some of the proposed amendments won more than 60 percent of votes in the 460-seat Parliament, but fell short of the two-thirds majority required for constitutional changes. The League of Polish Families, a part of the governing coalition under President Lech Kaczynski, left, has just 29 seats, but managed to muster 165 votes for its proposal. The lawmakers also rejected separate proposals by Mr. Kaczynski to set the current law, which is already among the strictest in Europe and allows an abortion only in cases of rape, severe birth defects or danger to the woman’s life, in stone to prevent any liberalization by future administrations.
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[BBC World] - 18. Aprile 2007 - 17:54The US Supreme Court upholds a ban on the controversial late-term "partial birth abortion" procedure.
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[Guardian unlimited World] - 19. Aprile 2007 - 2:00US ban on 'partial birth' procedure upheld in first state intervention over termination methods.
Notizie simili Abortion ruling is hailed by pro-lifers
[Telegraph International] - 19. Aprile 2007 - 2:01Pro-life campaigners yesterday welcomed a US court ruling that restricts abortion rights by banning a controversial type of late-term termination.
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[Reuters international] - 22. Aprile 2007 - 23:11MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexicans marched on Sunday against plans to legalize abortion in Mexico City, a move that has split opinion in the world's second-largest Roman Catholic country and drawn fire from the Pope.
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