How to start?
Today there is much talk on "human rights" and everybody fully agrees that it is a valuable topic and that every human being should have this legitimate right. The most basic of all the rights is the "right to life", notwithstanding that this right is being threatened and trashed violently, especially with regards to the "birth" and the "death".
If asked: "how to start then?". The answer will be easy: i.e. "we have to start from a strong determination that we will not kill a human person, will not kill oneself or cooperate with others to hurt/kill innocent people regardless of their situations: heart broken, physically impaired or despaired in life.
Thus, every human attempt to destroy life is not only contrary to the will of God, but it also destroys human dignity. "Abortion" is homicide before a person is born. It is the same criminal act as killing an infant or an embryo. Whether helping others to commit suicide, mercy killing and hurting innocent people in the wars or civil unrest events are all to be condemned.
      Although we first mention about violence arisen from the policy and acts detrimental toward death such as 'abortion', yet we should not overlook the omission which does not respect human beings in other aspects. So, in our planning we should deeply consider the correlation between this problem in conjunction with other related issues, because all things related to life are correlated. Example: any society permitting abortion under the law must be unavoidably considered to do away with the human rights in other aspects as well. Therefore, life protection of the unborn by way of law and practice will be beneficial to all, not only to the unborn.
       This is the reason why we are interested in the harm threatening human life, such as abortion which tends to be legalized in several countries. The legalization may further extend to the 'euthanesia' as well.
In the "Pastoral Planning for life promotion: Prolife Campaign" being drafted by the current committee an attempt has been made to renew the Christian vocation and at the same time trying to create the network with other institutions both the State and Church in advocating for respect and protection of the human rights as willed by God as stated in the Encyclical Evangelium Vitae (n. 7) "We are a people of life and a people for life". It is our hope and future expectation that a special attention in the respect and protection of human rights will be safeguarded, especially with regard to the innocent unborn, the disabled, the sick or the dying persons. We will try our level best to see to it that these people will receive respect and rights at the highest level.