Slovakia: Thousands gather in Bratislava for National March for Life
6 Articles
6 Articles
Repeal of the current abortion law and ban surrogacy - for these main demands thousands march through the capital of Slovakia. The Catholic Church supports them.
Slovakia: Thousands gather in Bratislava for National March for Life
As thousands of people gather in Bratislava for the National March for Life, Fr. Ivan Ružička, Secretary General of the Slovak Bishops’ Conference, calls for the protection of every human life and a complete legislative ban on surrogacy. Read all
Up to 30,000 people participated on Sunday 20 September in Bratislava (Slovakia) in the fifth National March for Life, called to demand the protection of every human being from conception to natural death. The mobilization was supported by the Slovak Episcopal Conference and received a greeting from Pope Leo XIV. [...]
“In America, we have been fighting this fight for a longer time and to a greater extent,” says Ľubica, a sixty-year-old woman who lives in the USA. She came to Slovakia to visit her family and, on that occasion, participated in the National March for Life on Sunday. “I consider life beautiful. Those people who do not love life do not love themselves or their fellow human beings,” she says. Ľubica is not only against a complete ban on abortion, […
While organizers say there were 30,000 attendees, the crowd was visually sparser when compared to other events in the same square.
A peaceful atmosphere. Speeches by speakers who proclaimed the right of unborn children to life. The march aims to draw attention to the insufficient protection of the life of unborn children and at the same time sensitize society to the need to protect the life of every person without distinction and to help those in need. This year's National March for Life was also like that.
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 100% of the sources lean Right
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
