CEN allies with anti-abortion brigade
jimjay | 23.10.2006 19:59 | Gender | Cambridge
        
        The CEN frontpage today is a scape goating headline against those medical staff who practice abortions
      
    
     
    
        
        The Cambridge Evening News today (Monday 23rd Oct) ran a front page story (and two full pages inside) on the disposal of tissue from abortions at Addenbrookes Hospital. 
The coverage, whose entire tone is set by members of the clergy and a "Pro-Life" group, is aimed at provoking disgust at abortions, those who carry them out and creating guilt in those who have had them, or are wrestling with the decision as to whether to have one now.
Far from being concerned about handling the issue with sensitivity, as the paper claims, with its shock headlines and huge colour photos of a foetus, all this article can do is create pain to some and worry or even fear to others.
The CEN appears to be towing the anti-abortion line whilst throwing in a few comments from hospital spokeswomen to give the appearance of balance.
Read the story here (or at least what there is of it on the web)
 http://www.cambridge-news.co.uk/news/city/2006/10/23/cadba259-efc8-417f-a16a-4f7dc9dac415.lpf 
And then write to the CEN at this email address (don't forget to include your name and address) to express your views
 letters@cambridge-news.co.uk
      
    
  The coverage, whose entire tone is set by members of the clergy and a "Pro-Life" group, is aimed at provoking disgust at abortions, those who carry them out and creating guilt in those who have had them, or are wrestling with the decision as to whether to have one now.
Far from being concerned about handling the issue with sensitivity, as the paper claims, with its shock headlines and huge colour photos of a foetus, all this article can do is create pain to some and worry or even fear to others.
The CEN appears to be towing the anti-abortion line whilst throwing in a few comments from hospital spokeswomen to give the appearance of balance.
Read the story here (or at least what there is of it on the web)
 http://www.cambridge-news.co.uk/news/city/2006/10/23/cadba259-efc8-417f-a16a-4f7dc9dac415.lpf And then write to the CEN at this email address (don't forget to include your name and address) to express your views
 letters@cambridge-news.co.uk
      
      
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