Eamon Ryan can’t really be said to be pro-life

Being pro-life essentially means recognising that the unborn have a natural right to life which takes precedence over the rights of women to end that life.

Tue, 12 Jan, 2016 - 00:00

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Yet Eamon Ryan is said to hold that abortion ‘should essentially be an issue between a woman and her doctor’.

This can hardly be described as pro-life?

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