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30's. In the 60's, moral has been rejected again. Moral was then considered as an intrusion in society in the private sphere, whereas law was considered as neutral. This movement has influenced the evolution of our legislation : decriminalization of abortion, adultery, homosexuality, liberalization of divorce... We can however observe, since the 80's, a return of moral under the concept of ethics. In a general way, one can notice the appearance of professional moral rules. Those one go beyond the law

personal freedom, happiness, and cultural endeavour'. In a section entitled `Liberty and Gaiety in Private Life', he argued for a range of  reforms from `more open-air cafes' and `later closing-hours for public houses' to greater freedoms on divorce, abortion, homosexuality, censorship and women's rights. In a famous passage attacking Fabianism, Crosland argued, `Now the 34 Richard S. G rayson The Political Quarterly, Vol. 78, No. 1 time has come for . . . a greater emphasis on private life, on freedom

time since records began. The proportion of women who will remain childless is expected to double compared with those now in their 40s and 50s as growing numbers decide to put careers first. The trend was underscored by figures showing that the abortion rate in inner London - where the number of working women is highest - has reached 35 per cent of all pregnancies. The national average is about 20 per cent. The birth rate among women aged 25 to 29, the peak age for having babies, fell last year

The future of Ireland. Irish unity now seems to have been abandoned by most Catholics. For cultural reasons, the Irish Republic has become very different from the North (strong domination of a very conservative Catholic Church - divorce and abortion forbidden - + a reinforcement of traditional Irish features : Irish obligatory in schools, the popularity of specifically Irish sports like “hurling” [combination of rugby and hockey]). The Republic has also overtaken the North economically (the

coupé ou non ». [1989] 2 R.C.S. 530 [Daigle c. Tremblay]. Voir Keyserlingk EW, « The Unborn Child' Right to Prenatal Care », McGill Legal Studies, No.5, s Quebec Research Centre of Private and Comparative Law, Montreal, 1984; Donna Greschener, « Abortion and Democracy for Women : A Critique of Tremblay v. Daigle », (1989-90) 35 R.D. McGill 633; Monique Ouellette, « Et maintenant... le fœtus? », dans S.F.P.B.Q., Droit et enfant, vol. 13, Cowansville, Yvon Blais, 1990 à la p. 39; Jean Rhéaume, « Daigle

droite chrétienne américaine, par exemple l'organisme "Wake Up America", qui croit que le déclin moral du pays est la conséquence directe du rejet de Dieu (2001): There is a storm raging across America. Alcoholism, drug abuse, teen pregnancy, abortion, homosexuality, school violence, child abuse, pornography, rape, robbery and murder pervade our nation. America is drowning in wickedness and immorality. By all measures, this storm threatens to erode the moral and political foundations of America

gate. There are 27 million of these 13-to-19-year-olds spending $95 billion a year, and both numbers will rise in the next 10 years. This group is interested in “real life, real solutions.” Teens care – about AIDS, race relations, child abuse and abortion. But instead of saying, “I got screwed,” they say, “What am I going to do about it?” They like to volunteer and they respond to marketers who they can believe are helping make the world better. There are other differences with Generation X. Male

explorers and missionaries spread Christianity across the world. However in 21st century the Catholic Church finds its spiritual and social influence in decline. This can be seen in the new country’s openness about sex, the easing of divorce and abortion restrictions and the emergence of a gay and lesbian civil rights movement. Catholicism remains deeply embedded in Spanish culture but the Spaniards changed their view of the church. They feel respect for the church and they agree with the values

médicaux pour traiter des complications, telles que la septicémie, les hémorragies et References 1. Ann Starrs, The safe motherhood action agenda : piorities for the next decade (Washington, DC: Family Care International, 1998) : 56. 2. « Unsafe abortion – a major public health problem », Safe Motherhood 28, no. 1 (2000) : 4. 3. Barbara Shane, Le planning familial sauve des vies (Washington, DC : Population Reference Bureau, 1997) : 1. 4. Jerker Liljestret et Kristina Gryboski, « Maternal mortality

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