Motion in the European Parliament links abortion, contraception and HIV/AIDS

By Lisa Correnti | November 28, 2011

On Thursday 1 December, members of the European Parliament (MEPs) will vote on a motion which links abortion, contraception and HIV/AIDS. According to the SPUC, the motion is “yet another attempt by the international pro-abortion lobby to secure recognition of abortion as a universal, fundamental human right, under the guise of sexual and reproductive health”. Linking abortion and HIV/AIDS is just another way of increasing funding for abortion.

Here is an example:

“22. The European Parliament calls on the Commission and Council to ensure access to quality comprehensive sexual and reproductive health services, information, and supplies. This should consist of, among others, confidential and voluntary counselling, testing and treatment for HIV and all sexually transmitted infections; prevention of unintended pregnancies; equitable and affordable access to contraceptives, including access to emergency contraception; safe and legal abortion, including post-abortion care; care and treatment to prevent vertical transmission of HIV, including of partners and children”.

read more at the Society for the Protection of Unborn Children website

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