Nigerians and COVID: The choice between staying healthy or staying alive?
In February 2020 when the novel coronavirus first hit Nigeria, the people were quite indifferent about it. Not that they cared less about their health but they had other equally life-threateningContinue Reading
Pro-life activism amidst US presidential election
As the United States pro-life movement holds its breath for results after the presidential election, pro-life groups across the country continue to make headway on a state level. On electionContinue Reading
Human Trafficking During the Covid- 19 Pandemic
The COVID- 19 pandemic has increased the number of humans being trafficked. Traffickers are known to exploit desperation and helplessness. They prey upon vulnerable populations whose situation has only beenContinue Reading
Who’s right?
The United Nations recently set the rights of children against the rights of their parents. Meanwhile, many demand a right to parenthood, even at the cost of their children. ChildContinue Reading
The Geneva Declaration: An International Pro-Life Win
The pro-life movement made history at the United Nations with the signing of the Geneva Consensus Declaration just over a week ago on October 22. This groundbreaking document, officially titledContinue Reading
Madagascar and Nigeria: pro-life promotion and culture
IYc’s contributors from Africa, Sedera Lalason and Tomi Ojebode, write to discuss pro-life promotion and culture from the viewpoint of two African countries: Nigeria and Madagascar. As the world continues toContinue Reading
New law in Poland and “love them both” in practice
22th October, the Constitutional Tribunal in Poland in 11:2 decision ruled that disability-selective abortions, which make up almost all terminations in the country, are unconstitutional. From now abortion remains legalContinue Reading
Love them both – March For Life 2020 in Vienna
Despite the governmental Corona restrictions in Austria more than 2,000 people took part in the March for Life in the Austrian capital city Vienna on October 17, 2020.Continue Reading
Nigeria’s education system was wrecked long before the COVID pandemic
The coronavirus pandemic in its entirety has been an unpleasant experience. In some countries, the spillover effect of the pandemic has even been more threatening than the virus itself. TheContinue Reading
What kind of feminism do we need?
The majority of women would like to do both: become a mother at some point of their life and make their contribution to society through their professional work, too. WhatContinue Reading