From the beginning

REGARDING Human Rights Watch condemning the Irish ban on abortion, I wish to say I was as much a human in my mother’s womb as I am today.

From the beginning
Mon, 08 Feb, 2010 - 00:00
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Surely Human Rights Watch should have as much concern for the rights of the unborn as it does for other humans?

Gretta Hurley

Kilbrittain

Co Cork

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