Her case highlights the fact that child rape is an international reality that demands an assertive and harmonized global response. This response, however, should not be one that treats abortion as a therapeutic approach to child rape and pregnancy. Unfortunately, part of the hazard in co-ordinating such a response is that most international agencies ostensibly charged with the protection and welfare of human life are avowedly pro-abortion, up to:
o Advocating abortion as a standardized policy/instrument for health and charity organizations worldwide as a means to alleviate poverty and curiously, promote “quality of life”;
o Funding abortion as a purported means of population control with tenuous links to economic growth;
o Performing abortions as a curative, as if the pregnancy itself was an illness...
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