Seven News has reported that late term abortions at Melbourne’s Royal Women’s Hospital have jumped from one per fortnight to an alarming three per week since Victorian politicians decriminalised abortion in October 2008.

In the story which aired last month, presenter Jennifer Keyte said “midwives and doctors feel traumatised” by having to perform so many and are unhappy that other hospitals were not equipped or refused to perform late term abortion.

Journalist Louise Milligan said: “The abortion is almost always requested because the baby will die anyway or has a devastating disability.”

Angel Soto is the writer, producer, editor and director of the movie "22 weeks" — the true and recent story of a young woman whose baby was aborted alive at 22 weeks.  He has spoken with members of the US Congress and been invited to the White House.  Angel and his father were instrumental in fighting the battle to try and stop RU486 being used as an experimental drug on Puerto Rican women.  He is currently working on a project for "Born Alive Truth".

Arguably the most powerful woman on television in the world, Oprah Winfrey's very own Dr Oz talked recently about how embryonic stem cell research does not work and will not work.

With him was Michael J Fox, who suffers from Parkinson's Disease, a chronic neurological disorder that can cause debilitating tremors.

12-year-old "Lia" of Toronto has become a star at her school and on Youtube with her five-minute pro-life speech, crafted for a school competition.  Despite discouragement and outright opposition, Lia's presentation was so well done that she reportedly won the contest she was told she would be disqualified from, due to the "controversial" message of her speech.

The speech is available in its entirety on YouTube, where it has been viewed over 367,000 times in its first 20 days and sparked a heated discussion.

Could Sarah Palin be the United States' first female Vice-President who is the modern feminist and a pro-life advocate?

Could this mother of five children, her youngest a Down Syndrome baby, be the national and international voice of children with special needs?

As Janice Crouse of Concerned Women for America wrote in her press release: “Here is a woman of accomplishment who brings a fresh face to traditional values and models the type of woman most girls want to become.”

This is a must have DVD for every family, school and pro-life organisation. Arguably the most heart-moving and inspirational stories about a young Australian girl who refused abortion when faced with an unplanned pregnancy.

“LifeMatters Volume One” is a new global DVD initiative from Choicez Media that seeks to empower young women with the skills, information and self-belief to negotiate an unplanned pregnancy with more options than abortion alone.

US Senator Lieberman's view on Terri Schiavo on "Meet the Press".

US Democratic Presidential Candidate, Senator Barack Obama, reflects on his position on Terri Schiavo.

A speech by Queensland Senator Barnaby Joyce about abortion and its affects.

Sir Martin Evans said "This will be the long-term solution." (Nobel Prize, Medicine, who first isolated embryonic stem cells).

And Dr Ian Wilmut said, "this is the future of stem cell research" it's "100 times more interesting." (Dr Wilmut who cloned Dolly has given up on Somatic Cell Nuclear Transfer (SCNT) because "... this has better potential for making human embryonic cells which can be used to grow a patient's own cells and tissues for a vast range of treatments."