Pro-life activists ‘unlawfully arrested’ for protesting fetal organ harvesting outside San Francisco hospital By Ryan Foley, Christian Post Reporter

Pro-life activists ‘unlawfully arrested’ for protesting fetal organ harvesting outside San Francisco hospital By Ryan Foley, Christian Post Reporter

Wednesday, March 1, 2023 | Tag Cloud

(Worthy News) – Pro-life activists say they were unlawfully arrested for handing out flyers outside a San Francisco hospital they believe is using aborted babies’ remains in fetal tissue research.

The group Pro-Life San Francisco announced on Twitter Friday that two of its pro-life activists were “unlawfully” arrested for “passing out flyers on public property” at an outdoor plaza outside Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital.

The hospital’s biomedical research is a frequent target of the pro-life advocacy organization’s activism, with Pro-Life San Francisco asserting that the hospital is collaborating with the University of California at San Francisco in “aborting children up to 6 months old and using their organs for HORRIFIC research projects.” [ Source: Christian Post (Read More…) ]

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