The Daily Mail recently published an article saying that according to researchers women
should be offered a so called ‘after-sex contraceptive pill’ that they claim could ‘prevent
pregnancy’ up to a month later.
According to the article researchers are urging drug
companies to develop a version of the Pill that would disrupt a pregnancy after
the egg and sperm had joined to create an embryo.
In plain language, this is not contraception, it is abortion.
Once fertilization has taken place a new embryo exists and
any substance used to end the life of that new human being can and should be termed an
abortifacient.
Neither are these headlines based on any new drugs, or even
research. Instead they focus on a controversial opinion piece calling for
research to be carried
out into what the researchers falsely term ‘a post-fertilisation contraceptive'.
The controversial opinion piece was published in a pro
abortion journal ‘the Journal of Family Planning and Reproductive Health Care’.
