Protecting Life in Global Health Assistance and Statutory Abortion Restrictions - 2018

An increase in knowledge of life protection in global health support in the United States and an understanding of its use in global health support

Improve understanding of the limitation of statutory abortion and their application to foreign aid to the United States

Ability to explain actions to ensure compliance with life protection and legal abortion restrictions on global medical assistance

The team that writes this course appreciates the following people's comments and feedback throughout the course development process.

The course was originally released on July 14, 2017. However, in order to confirm that the completed certificate is the latest certificate, the course will be canceled at the end of December and re-released in early January every year. The current announcement date [January 2, 2018] does not represent a change in the actual content of the course.

"Protection of life in a world-wide health support policy" aimed to limit the funds of the US government to 'foreign organizations implementing abortion or proactively promoting as family planning methods in other countries' It is the policy of the US government. Regardless of the funding source, it prohibits foreign (non-US) NGOs and commercial entities as recipients of US government funds.

Audit announced today by government regulatory authority GAO shows the efforts of the abortion industry to integrate abortion into primary care services. Fortunately, according to the advocacy of life in the President 's World Health Support Policy, international abortion groups such as MSI and IPPF have to agree not to force or promote abortion to obtain taxpayer funds not. This reassurance ensures that the US International Aid Fund provides aggressive care for women and children. Similar protection should be a standard for all government financing; an asylum business like a planned parent-child relationship - responsible for killing over 7 million non-born children -

NGOs (non-profit organizations or nonprofit organizations) organized under the laws of the United States may engage in certain types of abortion-related activities, but are still subject to US global health support . The purpose of this handbook is to clarify the specific limitations imposed by this policy and to protect critical, life-saving health care services from unnecessary and broad policy interpretation.