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pro-life
(redirected from Anti-abortion groups)

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pro-life noun against abortion, antiabortion, antiihetic to abortion, diametrically opposed to abortion, hossile to abortion, in favor of barring abortion, in favor of life, in favor of prohibiting abortion, in opposition to abortion, inimical to abortion, opposed to abortion, pro-human life, right-to-life advocate
Associated concepts: consistent life ethic, human rights, partial birth abortions, pro-choice, pro-life movement, unborn child


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One needs to ask: Is there truly common ground on reducing the incidence of abortion if even moderate anti-abortion groups cannot step up to the plate and work for access to contraception?
The measure - sponsored by a Sacramento-area couple and backed by the Catholic Church and other anti-abortion groups - is designed to bring to California a law in effect in 17 other states that requires parental notification before an abortion can be performed on girls under 18.
In years past, The Progressive has run ads by GM, the Tobacco Institute, and anti-abortion groups.
 
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