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International day of prayer against human trafficking

January 28 2015 Articles

Soline Humbert reminds us of an international day of prayer against human trafficking on 08 February.

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Pat Savage points out correctly that abortion is one of the downsides of Varadkar's term in office, to which others could be added. Politically, civil partnership for same sex couples may be acceptable but Varadkar gave us same sex marriage and all that that portends. In his term of office democracy came under attack, well stated by Rory Fitzgerald "Minority interests often seem to have more influence than those of the majority, which is precisely contrary to democratic principles" (The Irish Catholic, 25 january 2024). However, we do owe him our appreciation for his achievements, including dealing with Brexit and Covid. This could be an example of 'The Curate's Egg'.
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"What people know and what history in time will no doubt record is that Leo Varadkar was a substantial figure in the twenty or so years he spent in politics. He was different." Yes, all very valid points made Father but let's not ignore the fact he led a campaign to introduce abortion into Ireland and to further extinguish the rights of the mother in the most recent referendum campaign. On a personal note, I am sure, like others, he is a gentleman, but on a political level certainly, if you're struggling, one might have a different view point.
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