Tusk sparks ‘ethics’ outrage

20th March 2009

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A recent call by Prime Minister Donald Tusk for an open debate on issues such as IVF, abortion and euthanasia, has sparked outrage amongst the church and far-right groups.

“Abortion, IVF, the termination of treatment when there are no chances to cure a person, possibly have no party affiliation. […] But we need to start talking about them in a human language,” Tusk said last week.

But one Bishop has spoken out publically against the call, believing that discussing such topics, is not only unnecessary, but harmful.

“If someone wants a war, they will have it at their own request. The stance of the Church has always been negative on these matters and I don’t see much place for di ...

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