Genercide at Planned Parenthood Continues in North Carolina


Live Action undercover video released today again catches Planned Parenthood contradicting its public statements claiming opposition to sex-selective abortion -- this time, in North Carolina.

 The film actually depicts two abortion facilities: the National Abortion Federation (NAF) affiliated “Women’s Choice of Raleigh,” along with Planned Parenthood’s Chapel Hill location. Both willingly and without any discernible hesitation schedule late-term, sex-selective abortions of baby girls -- just because the woman brazenly claims she is "unlucky" to be pregnant with a daughter, not a son.

 

“Yet again we have caught Planned Parenthood saying one thing in public and doing the opposite behind closed doors,” stated Live Action President Lila Rose.

“The fact is that, contrary to its public claims, the world’s largest abortion chain has no problem with targeted violence against girls. It willingly profits from any abortion, at any time, for any reason," Rose continued. "How is it that this huge abortion profiteer and perpetrator of crimes against innocent girls and boys gets a single dime of our tax dollars?”

The abortion workers at both locations follow the same disturbing pattern of facilitation established in the previous videos in the “Gendercide” series. So far the series has exposed clinics in New York, Texas, Arizona, Hawaii and now North Carolina counseling women to wait for an ultrasound and a late-term sex-selective abortion. They even counsel the Live Action actors to lie to their OB/GYN’s to obtain sex-selection tests and services.

Live Action’s video releases in the “Gendercide” series have sparked national debate on sex-selective abortion. Footage showing illegal activity at NAF abortion clinics in Arizona has been delivered to local authorities.

Just last week, Senator David Vitter (R-LA) introduced a U.S. Senate version of PRENDA (the Prenatal Nondiscrimination Act), which would criminalize abortion performed because of the sex of the unborn baby.

Tell Congress that you oppose all abortion, including sex-selective abortion: Sign the petition today!
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