Philippines: Pro life Christians and Muslims against pro abortion law

Spero News Monday 14th February, 2011

Manila (AsiaNews / Agencies) - More than 5 thousand Catholics, Protestant and Muslim Filipinos demonstrated yesterday in Pasay City (Manila) against the law on reproductive health and to show their support for life.


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