Choice is a relative concept that is limited by rights of others

I was entertained by Danny Treacy’s letter on the abortion debate (October 11).

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Human rights organisations on mission to push socially liberal concepts

14 Oct, 2019

Human rights organisations and statutory bodies have increasingly left the concept of ideologically neutrality – to impartially challenge abuses from different political regimes – in favour of a mission to push a socially liberal concept of human rights.

Emotive and misleading language not helpful in abortion debate

11 Oct, 2019

Evolution has proven that we are direct descendants of the African Ape.

Thousands of unborn lives at stake in what SF do or fail to do

10 Oct, 2019

Sinn Féin’s knowledge of legislation recently passed by Westminster will have undoubtedly alerted the party to its profound and widespread ramifications.

Time to stand up for human dignity and the rights of the unborn

08 Oct, 2019

The Ballymena Presbytery of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland, representing approximately 20,000 people, mainly in the Mid and East Antrim Area, want to voice our outrage at the prospect of an almost unregulated abortion regime being imposed on Northern Ireland as a result of legislation passed at Westminster.

Glaringly obvious difficulties with a yearly Eucharist celebration

07 Oct, 2019

Colin Nevin (September 26) displays his customary independence of mind and intellectual engagement.

Time to challenge those who want to chain us to flawed ideologies

04 Oct, 2019

Whenever the so-called ‘Hooded Men’ case comes back into the public spotlight, I can’t help but think about many others who were ‘hooded’ during our recent troubled past. They never had an opportunity to remove their hoods before being brutally executed, most often by the IRA.

There is no proper legal basis for passport checks by Translink

03 Oct, 2019

Newton Emerson (September 28) misses the point with his critique of the complaint submitted by CAJ to Translink over the facilitation of discriminatory passport checks on cross-border bus services by both Gardaí and UK immigration officers.

Anonymity not a simple solution to pensions for seriously injured victims

02 Oct, 2019

Free Presbyterian Minister David McIlveen (September 28) has suggested that compensation for those seriously injured can be simply solved by making those claiming it anonymous.

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