‘Inexcusable’: Hospital Staff in Prague Accidentally Abort Wrong Baby

(Oregon Right to Life) — Staff at a hospital in the Czech Republic accidentally aborted the wrong baby in a horrific case of mistaken identity late last month. The incident has sparked a police investigation, and the employees involved have been suspended. On March 25, a woman who did not speak Czech and was about […]

Victory: Arizona Supreme Court Allows Law to Take Effect Protecting Nearly All Unborn Babies

(Oregon Right to Life) — The Arizona Supreme Court last week handed down a major pro-life victory, ruling that the state could once again enforce its pre-Roe v. Wade law limiting nearly all abortions. The decision could save thousands of unborn lives every year. On April 9, the Arizona state Supreme Court ruled that an […]

Pro-Life Leaders Respond to President Trump’s Position on Abortion

(Oregon Right to Life) — Pro-life leaders on Monday responded to former U.S. President Donald Trump’s announcement declaring his position on abortion. “Many people have asked me what my position is on abortion and abortion rights,” Trump said in a video posted to his social media platform Truth Social. In the video, Trump highlighted his […]

Oregon Right to Life PAC Endorses Brian Knotts for Multnomah County Commissioner Position 4

Salem, Ore. — Oregon Right to Life PAC (ORTL PAC) announced the endorsement of Republican candidate Brian Knotts for Multnomah County Commissioner Position 4 in the May 17, 2024 election. A graduate of Humboldt State University in northern California, Knotts has lived in the Portland area since 1996. Knotts has distinguished himself as the sole […]

Florida Supreme Court Allows Heartbeat Bill to Take Effect, OKs Dangerous Pro-Abortion Ballot Initiative

(Oregon Right to Life) — The Supreme Court of Florida this week handed down two major abortion-related rulings. One allows the state’s strong protections for the unborn to take effect, while the other could endanger Florida’s current and future pro-life laws. In a 6-1 decision April 1, Florida’s highest court ruled that the state’s 15-week […]