Picture 5 – Rape

Most of them I meet at sidewalk and online come up with this argument regarding Abortion: So what if the woman was raped? Should she be forced to carry the ‘rape child’? She will have to live the trauma of rape every time seeing the child and She wasn’t ready for it. My question to them mostly starts like this:

1. Did the child rape? Wasn’t the child victim as the mother ?
2. How does punishing the child bring justice and healing to the woman?
3. If the child is robbed of it’s dignity because of being conceived in rape how can then we expect others in society to treat the women who was raped with dignity?

You cannot restore the dignity of woman who was traumatized by rape without accepting the child conceived in the same situation, victimized just as her, most of the time scape goated  in the place of rapist to be violently torn from womb and negated of a chance to live. Mahatma Gandhi advocates bringing up the child conceived out of infidelity because hurting the child will never heal anyone nor appease her anger and never will unrape her. Her healing depends on her acceptance of the child. If not convinced meet Rebecca Keisling of Save the 1.

And this is how instagram community responds:

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Power of Picture 4- Contraception

How misformed people are! That zygotes are not ‘person’ or ‘human being’ and it’s ok to kill at the beginning of human life in early stages- that’s right, when the target is defenseless and vulnerable and without any identity. That the Mother’s right supersedes the Right of the child in her that she can decide to torture the child, kill it or keep it. What on earth are we living? Where’s human compassion? kindness? where’s humanity? Read the comments below posted as pictures and you’ll know whatever Mother Teresa said was so true.

Being unwanted, unloved, uncared for, forgotten by everybody, I think that is a much greater hunger, a much greater poverty than the person who has nothing to eat.

This is the present situation of the unborn child. People wanted sex without life and now sex without love. Women have no right to complain on being used by men because they allowed so. This is exactly expressed in fine tone by Daniel Vitz who writes on Mahatma Gandhi :

He(Gandhi) believed that woman “should realize her majesty and train herself to say ‘No’ when she means it,” and that man “must understand that woman is his companion and helpmate in life, and not a means of satisfying his carnal desire.” In Gandhi’s view, contraception made it easier to objectify women, and would poison a true understanding of their worth.

If we open door to contraception and ask Abortion not to enter, well we’ve got it wrong. Pope Paul VI clearly predicted the present Genocide back in 60’s in his encyclical “Humanae Vitae”. When you separate unitive and procreative aspect human sexuality from the sacred bond of Marriage, hell is unleashed.

April 30, 2016April 30, 2016 by carmelnishac Categories: abortion, Choose Life, contraception, Culture of Life, InstagramTags: abortion, activism, catholics for life, child rights, contraception, dignity of life, feminism, gandhi, gender violence, india, indians, love, Mother Teresa, pro abortion, prolife, rape, reproductive rights, respect life, sanctity of life, unwanted, violence, women Leave a comment

Power of Picture 2

Posted this on instagram and guess who stopped by???? A Writer of Indian origin from New York .

Anupama Sharma please keep your New York Feminism trash for yourselves, Indian women do not need anymore of the western fake feminism which is nothing but baby killing. We need true empowerment that comes only out of ahimsa and charity. Do not poison our nation and steal our womanhood. Our woman have all right to be a Mother and have everything that requires to execute the job in its perfect essence.

#Reclaimmotherhood #stopabortioninindia #Jaihind

April 29, 2016April 29, 2016 by carmelnishac Categories: Abortion for Rape, Culture of Life, india, InstagramTags: abortion, abortion on demand, abortionpill, activism, catholics, catholics for life, child rights, choice, christians, dignity of life, domestic violence, feminism, Feminism india, gender violence, human life, india, indian feminists, indian women, indians, justice, MTP, pro abortion, prolife, rape, reproductive rights, respect life, RU486, sanctity of life Leave a comment

Abortion- global view

Status of Abortion in countries around the globe

Abortion is legal in all but 4 countries around the world i.e; 191 countries out of 195 allow abortion for one or other reason and the common reason is to save the life and health of the mother. So do you think there’s a change in the evolution of ‘Motherhood’ around centuries? When fear creeps in…love is lost.

use ctrl+f keys to search the country you are specifically interested in or follow the alphabetical order for convenience. For a detailed list of status of abortion in case of rape, in case of babies with disabilities, in case of socio-economic conditions and much more go to : https://goo.gl/fPXsJI

1. Afghanistan (Kabul) (AS) ———————————————-YES
2. Albania (Tirane) (EU)———————–– ————————-YES
3. Algeria (Algiers) (AF)————————————————-YES
4. Andorra (Andorra la Vella) (EU)—————————————–YES
5. Angola (Luanda) (AF)————————————————YES
6. Antigua and Barbuda (St. John’s) (NA)————————————YES
7. Argentina (Buenos Aires) (SA)——————————————YES
8. Armenia (Yerevan) (EU)————————————————YES
9. Australia (Canberra) (AU)———————————————YES
10. Austria (Vienna) (EU)————————————————-YES
11. Azerbaijan (Baku) (AS)————————————————YES
12. Bahamas (Nassau) (NA)———————————————–YES
13. Bahrain (Manama) (AS)————————————————YES
14. Bangladesh (Dhaka) (AS)———————————————–YES
15. Barbados (Bridgetown) (NA)——————————————–YES
16. Belarus (Minsk) (EU)————————————————–YES
17. Belgium (Brussels) (EU)————————————————YES
18. Belize (Belmopan) (NA)————————————————YES
19. Benin (Porto-Novo) (AF)———————————————–YES
20. Bhutan (Thimphu) (AS)————————————————YES
21. Bolivia (Sucre) (SA)—————————————————YES
22. Bosnia and Herzegovina (Sarajevo) (EU)———————————-YES
23. Botswana (Gaborone) (AF)———————————————-YES
24. Brazil (Brasilia) (SA)—————————————————YES
25. Brunei (Bandar Seri Begawan) (AS)—————————————YES
26. Bulgaria (Sofia) (EU)————————————————–YES
27. Burkina Faso (Ouagadougou) (AF)—————————————-YES
28. Burma/Myanmar (Nay Pyi Taw) (AS)————————————-YES
29. Burundi (Bujumbura) (AF)———————————————-YES
30. Cambodia (Phnom Penh) (AS)——————————————-YES
31. Cameroon (Yaounde) (AF)———————————————-YES
32. Canada (Ottawa) (NA)————————————————-YES
33. Cape Verde (Praia) (EU – Portugal)—————————————YES
34. Central African Republic (Bangui) (AF)———————————–YES
35. Chad (N’Djamena) (AF)————————————————YES
36. Chile (Santiago) (SA)—————————————————NO
37. China (Beijing) (AS)—————————————————YES
38. Colombia (Bogota) (SA)————————————————YES
39. Comoros (Moroni) (AF)————————————————YES
40. Congo (Brazzaville) (AF)———————————————–YES
41. Congo, Democratic Republic of (Kinshasa) (AF)—————————-YES
42. Costa Rica (San Jose) (NA)———————————————-YES
43. Cote d’Ivoire/Ivory Coast (Yamoussoukro) (AF)—————————–YES
44. Croatia (Zagreb) (EU)————————————————–YES
45. Cuba (Havana) (NA)—————————————————YES
46. Cyprus (Nicosia) (AS) and/or (EU)—————————————-YES
47. Czech Republic (Prague) (EU)——————————————-YES
48. Denmark (Copenhagen) (EU)——————————————–YES
49. Djibouti (Djibouti) (AF)————————————————YES
50. Dominica (Roseau) (NA)———————————————–YES
51. Dominican Republic (Santo Domingo) (NA)——————————-YES
52. East Timor (Dili) (AS)————————————————-YES
53. Ecuador (Quito) (SA)————————————————–YES
54. Egypt (Cairo) (AF)—————————————————-YES
55. El Salvador (San Salvador) (NA)——————————————NO
56. Equatorial Guinea (Malabo) (AF)—————————————-YES
57. Eritrea (Asmara) (AF)————————————————-YES
58. Estonia (Tallinn) (EU)————————————————-YES
59. Ethiopia (Addis Ababa) (AF)——————————————–YES
60. Fiji (Suva) (AU – Oceania)———————————————–YES
61. Finland (Helsinki) (EU)————————————————YES
62. France (Paris) (EU)—————————————————-YES
63. Gabon (Libreville) (AF)————————————————-YES
64. Gambia (Banjul) (AF)————————————————–YES
65. Georgia (Tbilisi) (EU)————————————————–YES
66. Germany (Berlin) (EU)————————————————-YES
67. Ghana (Accra) (AF)—————————————————-YES
68. Greece (Athens) (EU)————————————————–YES
69. Grenada (St. George’s) (NA)———————————————YES
70. Guatemala (Guatemala City) (NA)—————————————-YES
71. Guinea (Conakry) (AF)————————————————-YES
72. Guinea-Bissau (Bissau) (AF)——————————————–YES
73. Guyana (Georgetown) (SA)———————————————-YES
74. Haiti (Port-au-Prince) (NA)———————————————YES
75. Honduras (Tegucigalpa) (NA)——————————————-YES
76. Hungary (Budapest) (EU)———————————————–YES
77. Iceland (Reykjavik) (EU)————————————————YES
78. India (New Delhi) (AS)————————————————-YES
79. Indonesia (Jakarta) (AS)———————————————–YES
80. Iran (Tehran) (AS)—————————————————-YES
81. Iraq (Baghdad) (AS)—————————————————YES
82. Ireland (Dublin) (EU)————————————————–YES
83. Israel (Jerusalem) (AS)————————————————-YES
84. Italy (Rome) (EU)—————————————————–YES
85. Jamaica (Kingston) (NA)———————————————–YES
86. Japan (Tokyo) (AS)—————————————————-YES
87. Jordan (Amman) (AS)————————————————–YES
88. Kazakhstan (Astana) (AS)———————————————-YES
89. Kenya (Nairobi) (AF)————————————————–YES
90. Kiribati (South Tarawa) (AU – Oceania)————————————YES
91. Korea, North (Pyongyang) (AS)——————————————YES
92. Korea, South (Seoul) (AS)———————————————-YES
93. Kuwait (Kuwait City) (AS)———————————————–YES
94. Kyrgyzstan (Bishkek) (AS)———————————————-YES
95. Laos (Vientiane) (AS)————————————————–YES
96. Latvia (Riga) (EU)—————————————————-YES
97. Lebanon (Beirut) (AS)————————————————-YES
98. Lesotho (Maseru) (AF)————————————————YES
99. Liberia (Monrovia) (AF)————————————————YES
100. Libya (Tripoli) (AF)—————————————————-YES
101. Liechtenstein (Vaduz) (EU)———————————————YES
102. Lithuania (Vilnius) (EU)————————————————YES
103. Luxembourg (Luxembourg) (EU)—————————————–YES
104. Macedonia (Skopje) (EU)———————————————–YES
105. Madagascar (Antananarivo) (AF)—————————————–YES
106. Malawi (Lilongwe) (AF)————————————————YES
107. Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur) (AS)——————————————-YES
108. Maldives (Male) (AS)————————————————–YES
109. Mali (Bamako) (AF)—————————————————YES
110. Malta (Valletta) (EU)—————————————————NO
111. Marshall Islands (Majuro) (AU – Oceania)———————————-YES
112. Mauritania (Nouakchott) (AF)——————————————-YES
113. Mauritius (Port Louis) (AF)———————————————YES
114. Mexico (Mexico City) (NA)———————————————-YES
115. Micronesia (Palikir) (AU – Oceania)—————————————YES
116. Moldova (Chisinau) (EU)———————————————–YES
117. Monaco (Monaco) (EU)————————————————YES
118. Mongolia (Ulan Bator) (AS)———————————————YES
119. Montenegro (Podgorica) (EU)——————————————-YES
120. Morocco (Rabat) (AF) (including Western Sahara)————————–YES
121. Mozambique (Maputo) (AF)——————————————–YES
122. Namibia (Windhoek) (AF)———————————————-YES
123. Nauru (no official capital) (AU – Oceania)———————————–YES
124. Nepal (Kathmandu) (AS)———————————————–YES
125. Netherlands (Amsterdam, The Hague) (EU)———————————YES
126. New Zealand (Wellington) (AU)——————————————YES
127. Nicaragua (Managua) (NA)———————————————YES
128. Niger (Niamey) (AF)—————————————————YES
129. Nigeria (Abuja) (AF)————————————————–YES
130. Norway (Oslo) (EU)—————————————————YES
131. Oman (Muscat) (AS)—————————————————YES
132. Pakistan (Islamabad) (AS)———————————————-YES
133. Palau (Koror) (AU – Oceania)——————————————–YES
134. Panama (Panama City) (NA)——————————————–YES
135. Papua New Guinea (Port Moresby) (AU)———————————–YES
136. Paraguay (Asuncion) (SA)———————————————-YES
137. Peru (Lima) (SA)—————————————————–YES
138. Philippines (Manila) (AS)———————————————-YES
139. Poland (Warsaw) (EU)————————————————-YES
140. Portugal (Lisbon) (EU)————————————————-YES
141. Qatar (Doha) (AS)—————————————————–YES
142. Romania (Bucharest) (EU)———————————————-YES
143. Russian Federation (Moscow) (AS)—————————————YES
144. Rwanda (Kigali) (AF)————————————————–YES
145. Saint Kitts and Nevis (Basseterre) (NA)———————————–YES
146. Saint Lucia (Castries) (NA)———————————————-YES
147. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines (Kingstown) (NA)————————YES
148. Samoa (Apia) (AU – Oceania)——————————————–YES
149. San Marino (San Marino) (EU)——————————————-YES
150. Sao Tome and Principe (Sao Tome) (AF)———————————-YES
151. Saudi Arabia (Riyadh) (AS)———————————————YES
152. Senegal (Dakar) (AF)————————————————–YES
153. Serbia (Belgrade) (EU)————————————————-YES
154. Seychelles (Victoria) (AF)———————————————-YES
155. Sierra Leone (Freetown) (AF)——————————————-YES
156. Singapore (Singapore City) (AS)—————————————–YES
157. Slovakia (Bratislava) (EU)———————————————-YES
158. Slovenia (Ljubljana) (EU)———————————————YES
159. Solomon Islands (Honiara) (AU – Oceania)——————————–YES
160. Somalia (Mogadishu) (AF)———————————————YES
161. South Africa (Pretoria, Cape Town, Bloemfontein) (AF)———————–YES
162. South Sudan (Juba) (AF)———————————————-YES
163. Spain (Madrid) (EU)————————————————–YES
164. Sri Lanka (Colombo) (AS)———————————————-YES
165. Sudan (Khartoum) (AF)———————————————–YES
166. Suriname (Paramaribo) (SA)——————————————-YES
167. Swaziland (Mbabane) (AF)——————————————–YES
168. Sweden (Stockholm) (EU)———————————————-YES
169. Switzerland (Bern) (EU)———————————————–YES
170. Syria (Damascus) (AS)————————————————-YES
171. Tajikistan (Dushanbe) (AS)———————————————YES
172. Tanzania (Dodoma) (AF)———————————————–YES
173. Thailand (Bangkok) (AS)———————————————–YES
174. Togo (Lome) (AF)—————————————————–YES
175. Tonga (Nuku’alofa) (AU – Oceania)—————————————-YES
176. Trinidad and Tobago (Port-of-Spain) (NA)——————————–YES
177. Tunisia (Tunis) (AF)—————————————————YES
178. Turkey (Ankara) (AS) & (EU)——————————————–YES
179. Turkmenistan (Ashgabat) (AS)——————————————YES
180. Tuvalu (Funafuti) (AU – Oceania)—————————————–YES
181. Uganda (Kampala) (AF)————————————————YES
182. Ukraine (Kiev) (EU)—————————————————YES
183. United Arab Emirates (Abu Dhabi) (AS)———————————–YES
184. United Kingdom (London) (EU)—————————————–YES
185. United States (Washington D.C.) (NA)————————————-YES
186. Uruguay (Montevideo) (SA)———————————————YES
187. Uzbekistan (Tashkent) (AS)———————————————YES
188. Vanuatu (Port-Vila) (AU – Oceania)—————————————YES
189. Vatican City (na) (EU)————————————————-NO
190. Venezuela (Caracas) (SA)———————————————–YES
191. Vietnam (Hanoi) (AS)————————————————-YES
192. Yemen (Sana) (AS)—————————————————YES
193. Zambia (Lusaka) (AF)————————————————-YES
194. Zimbabwe (Harare) (AF)———————————————–YES

 

“Can a mother forget the baby at her breast and have no compassion on the child she has borne? ….” Is:49:15

March 10, 2016April 6, 2016 by carmelnishac Categories: abortion, Culture of LifeTags: Abort the stigma, abortion, abortion around the world, abortion laws, activism, catholics, catholics for life, child rights, choice, christians, dignity of life, down syndrome, family planning association of india, feminism, fetal anomalies, gender violence, human life, india, indians, justice, planned parenthood, PPSellsBabyparts, prochoice, prochoice parents, prolife, rape, reproductive rights, respect life, right to life, sanctity of life, unborn child, women 1 Comment

Hello India!

In the wake of Supreme Court having given consent to the 14 year old child to abort her 6 month old child in the womb it is very important that people get different perspectives of the same issue. The pain of the mother who is also a child will not be undermined because of discussing the pain of the child inside the womb. The mother is as precious as the child and the child is as victim as the mother herself. It should be noted here that the perpetrator was totally out of scene and the whole situation is seen from the point of view that that child somehow is the offender. A few questions to ponder :

What happened to the perpetrator ? Was he punished? if so, how?

What happens to the little “mother” who undergoes abortion which is again a violence not to forget?

Did killing the child in the womb serve justice? If so then in what way?

Will the little Mother be happy with her decision to abort her own child?

Did the child commit the crime or the doctor ? who medicated, abused and threatened the girl?

The dawn of “pro-choice” movement in India should be an alarm to everyone. For it not just robs the reality but creates a distorted image of reality. The truth is Abortion will not serve her justice. If so called self proclaimed feminists and liberals think so, then you are already deluded. Studies show that Women who have been raped do choose life, they do not regret not having aborted their child and those who had abortions did regret them because Abortion to a rape victim is like answering violence with violence. And in both ways she’s again a victim.

References:

David C. Reardon, Julie Makimaa, and Amy Sobie, eds.,Victims and Victors: Speaking Out about Their Pregnancies, Abortions, andChildren Resulting from Sexual Assault

(Springfield, IL: Acorn Books,2000)

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/Medical-experts-allow-abortion-in-14-year-old-rape-victims-case/articleshow/48284946.cms

July 31, 2015July 31, 2015 by carmelnishac Categories: Abortion for RapeTags: abortion, abortion in india, child rights, dignity of life, feminism, gender violence, india, indians, justice, pro abortion, prochoice, prolife, rape, reproductive rights, women, women in india Leave a comment