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Life and Ethics

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This is the fourth and final reflection on the ‘four streams’ of Sallux about the stream 'Life & Ethics'.


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Related Events

Event Report: Conference on the Embryo Protection Act in Malta

Friday, November 17, 2017
Life Research Unit organised a conference on November 13th on the Reform of the Embryo Protection Act in collaboration with Sallux.

Event report: Preventing Abortion in Europe, Legal Framework & Social Policies

Monday, June 26, 2017
A very well attended event in Brussels at 22 June in cooperation with Sallux, ECLJ and COMECE as well as other partner-organisations focused at how abortion can be prevented and reduced across Europe. The widespread use of abortion is a social problem and a matter of public health that affects the whole society and engages our future. The purpose of this seminar is to identify good practices for effective abortion prevention policies, particularly among young people.