HLI Condemns “Blatant Persecution” of Austrian Pro-Lifers
Photo -- Dietmar Fischer 21 July 2011 Press Release Austria Human Life International Austria director and colleagues face $10,000 fine or jail time for peaceful sidewalk counseling VIENNA, Austria —A …More
Photo -- Dietmar Fischer
21 July 2011 Press Release
Austria
Human Life International Austria director and colleagues face $10,000 fine or jail time for peaceful sidewalk counseling
VIENNA, Austria —A ruling by a judge in Graz, Austria is a case of blatant persecution of pro-lifers, says Human Life International (HLI) Interim President Monsignor Ignacio Barreiro-Carambula.
A report released this week by the Catholic video website Gloria.tv
Judgment against Austrian Pro-Lifers
helps explain the “contradictory” and “bizarre” nature of Jude Erik Nauta’s ruling against four pro-life advocates, including Dietmar Fischer, director of HLI Austria. Judge Nauta fined Mr. Fischer an astonishing $10,000 for his pro-life advocacy, and also charged pro-life sidewalk counselors fines between $600 and $1,200 each for what the judge considered to be “stalking” of the Graz-based abortionist, Johannes Hanfstingl. Judge Nauta’s ruling occurred in early April, and the case is currently under appeal. If the …More
21 July 2011 Press Release
Austria
Human Life International Austria director and colleagues face $10,000 fine or jail time for peaceful sidewalk counseling
VIENNA, Austria —A ruling by a judge in Graz, Austria is a case of blatant persecution of pro-lifers, says Human Life International (HLI) Interim President Monsignor Ignacio Barreiro-Carambula.
A report released this week by the Catholic video website Gloria.tv
Judgment against Austrian Pro-Lifers
helps explain the “contradictory” and “bizarre” nature of Jude Erik Nauta’s ruling against four pro-life advocates, including Dietmar Fischer, director of HLI Austria. Judge Nauta fined Mr. Fischer an astonishing $10,000 for his pro-life advocacy, and also charged pro-life sidewalk counselors fines between $600 and $1,200 each for what the judge considered to be “stalking” of the Graz-based abortionist, Johannes Hanfstingl. Judge Nauta’s ruling occurred in early April, and the case is currently under appeal. If the …More
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