Yet another anti-life bill is being passed in Congress here. The main author of the said bill, called the "Consolidated Reproductive Health Bill", is the same Rep. who also authored HB 3773 a few years ago. I have never really been an activist and by that I mean, I've never joined protest rallies on the streets (except that one time as a college freshman when I was among those who welcomed the visit of a Bold Star in Davao with protests) but when HB 3773, the "mother anti-Life bill of 2005" was introduced, I felt one with other Pro-Lifers, signed every petition I could find, even wrote my own online petition against it, and got in touch with a Pro-life Fil-American organization based in Washington DC. Under HB 3773, "The Contraceptive and Depopulation Act of 1995",  anyone disagreeing with Contraceptive Measures and something similar to China's TWO-CHILD POLICY would be dealing with punishments in the form of heavy fines and even imprisonment (including Healthcare Workers who refuse to support or perform such procedures disguised as "reproductive health measures" even though they promote abortion).

I may be a Healthcare Professional, but I am also a Catholic who believes that the Culture of Life must be respected, and no matter what language these Anti-Life politicians use to draft their pro-abortion bills in their desire to deceive or mask their true intentions, I will always feel compelled to make a stand for the Culture of Life. I don't know what these self-serving politicians are trying to prove or who they're trying to deceive by claiming that this new bill, THE CONSOLIDATED REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH BILL, is not pro-abortion. Oh, yeah? How can anything that prevents pregnancy not be considered an abortifacient or a form of abortion?