14/08/2026
In Australia, babies are aborted. Sometimes the method of abortion is to induce them too early and they hope that the process of birth will be too much for them to survive. But sometimes these little ones survive and they are born into the world alive. In which case, THEY ARE JUST LEFT TO SLOWLY DIE. unbelievable. This is not what a civilised society does. If anything proves what a bunch of selfish, callous and uncaring people we are as Australians, this does. But politicians will vote against protecting these babies because they simply cannot vote against the sacred cow of abortion. 🤮 They’re ok to let a tiny baby struggle for life alone for minutes or hours. No cuddles, no life support. No care.
But God raises and deposes leaders. And it is to him they will give an account. Pray that his mercy will soften their hearts so that this great evil will no longer be a blemish on our country.
Babies Born Alive Bill To Be Introduced on Monday: Here’s How to Watch, Support and Pray
by Samuel Hartwich and Warwick Marsh [EDITORIALS]
On Monday, 17 August, the Hon. Llew O’Brien MP will introduce the Human Rights (Children Born Alive Protection) Bill 2026 into our Federal House of Representatives (lower house).
If passed, this bill will ensure that all babies born alive after an abortion are treated the same as any other baby — treated with dignity, and given appropriate medical care that will, in some instances, save their lives.
Mr O’Brien will introduce his bill between 10–11 am AEST on Monday morning. You are invited to watch and support this important moment.
You are invited to sit in our Federal Parliament’s public gallery as a demonstration of support for this bill and all babies born alive and left to die. (Queensland health data from 2022 reveals that, on average, one baby is born alive after an abortion every week — in that state alone.)
If coming to Canberra, please ensure that you arrive in plenty of time to go through security and be seated before 10 am in the House of Representatives Public Gallery. It is on a first-come, first-seated basis. Click here to find out more information about visiting Parliament House.
If you’re unable to make it to Canberra, you can watch the House of Representatives live on YouTube below.
Read more: https://dailydeclaration.org.au/2026/08/14/born-alive-bill-introduce-watch/