As Catholics we should always be cautious of what work our donations contribute towards, and I strongly recommend again the March of Dimes and UNICEF because these organizations support abortion, which is equal to the murder of another human being. Technically, the March of Dimes is neutral on abortion but they support destroying embryos with genetic abnormalities (1) (2).
I'd like to point out that I recently read that UNICEF's work involves promoting abortion (3).
Note: Some other charities give to Planned Parenthood, the leading abortion provider in the US. See the list.
Monday, June 20, 2005
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Hi, I have an interest in humanitarian efforts and I am a Catholic. I'm not sure how you came to the conclusion of UNICEF being the supporter of abortion as I came across the info below from UNICEF's website at http://www.unicef.org/pon95/fami0010.html:
"As a matter of policy, approved by its Executive Board, UNICEF does not advocate any particular method of family planning, believing this to be a matter best decided by people themselves in accordance with their needs, values and preferences. As a matter of practice, UNICEF does not provide contraceptive supplies. UNICEF has never provided support for abortion and it continues to be the long-standing UNICEF policy not to support abortion as a method of family planning."
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Even though UNICEF may not fund abortion the UN still supports documents legalizing it in countries.
See here:
http://www.lifeissues.org/LifeIssues/moreinfo/unicef.htm
....Even though UNICEF may not fund abortion the UN still supports documents legalizing it in countries.....
This is hardly surprising, given that.........
<< The publication shows that abortion is legally permitted to save the life of the woman in 98 per cent of the countries in the world. Other grounds for abortion are to preserve the physical health of the woman (63 per cent of countries), to preserve mental health (62 per cent), in case of rape or incest (43 per cent), foetal impairment (39 per cent), economic or social reasons (33 per cent), and on request (27 per cent). >>>
[PDF] UN POPULATION DIVISION ISSUES UPDATED STUDY ON ABORTION POLICIES
www.un.org/esa/population/ publications/abortion/pop830.pdf - Pages similaires
Your link to Coin Star seems to include a UNICEF organization and March of Dimes, but I thought they supported abortion.
Just to let you know, Unicef supports population control in many third world countries. They have also recommend the use of abortion in third world countries.
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