donderdag, januari 24, 2019
woensdag, januari 23, 2019
maandag, januari 21, 2019
antwoord aan mijn kinderen
Nee, schat, want wij hebben een op Internationale Mensenrechtenverdragen gebaseerde parlementaire democratie, ga je gang, maar neem een paar reservekissies mee.
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Coombe letter refusing abortion
The letter from the Coombe hospital to the couple at the centre of the latest abortion controversy is sympathetic, but clear.
An abortion is not possible in this case as the baby might not die before birth or within 28 days, the legally prescribed time under which abortions in cases of fatal foetal abnormalities are allowed.
“We recognise this is a very challenging time for you and your husband and we wish to offer you our full support at this time,” the letter states.
The doctors' opinion is that, although their unborn baby has been diagnosed with a “complex foetal anomaly . . . we are not of the reasonable opinion formed in good faith that there is present a condition affecting the foetus that is likely to lead to the death of the foetus either before or within 28 days of birth, as per the Health (Regulation of Termination of Pregnancy) Act 2018.”
The couple reject that they were told their foetus had a “complex anomaly”, saying they were told clearly a week before the letter was issued that the anomaly was fatal.
The Coombe hospital declined to respond to the couple's claims, saying it could not comment on individual cases.
The words used in the letter are almost verbatim the text from section 11 of the Act, which says: “A termination of pregnancy may be carried out in accordance with this section where two medical practitioners, having examined the pregnant woman, are of the reasonable opinion formed in good faith that there is present a condition affecting the foetus that is likely to lead to the death of the foetus either before or within 28 days of birth.”
People Before Profit TD Bríd Smith, who raised this case in the Dáil on Thursday, said this underlined the rigour with which the hospital referred to the Act in its decision-making, adding it suggests an ongoing “chilling effect” from the legislation despite the repeal of the Eighth Amendment last year and the enactment of the new legislation.
Surgical terminations after 12 weeks unlikely to be widely available this year
New guidelines on treatment of babies with fatal foetal anomalies published
Surgical terminations after 12 weeks are unlikely to be widely available in Ireland this year, according to new guidelines on the treatment of babies with fatal foetal anomalies.
“It is unlikely that surgical termination of pregnancy after 12 weeks will be widely available nor that D&E (dilatation and evacuation) after 14 weeks will be offered in Ireland in 2019, but this might change over time,” the guidelines from the Institute of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists state.
The Institute sought, and received, an assurance from the Department of Health chief medical officer Dr Tony Holohan that doctors carrying out procedures under new abortion legislation would not be prosecuted.
“A medical practitioner carrying out a medical procedure, which includes the prescribing of a drug or medicine, intended to end the life of a foetus within the provisions of the legislation will not be subject to prosecution,” Dr Holohan states, in a letter to the Institute included as an appendix in the document.
For some, termination of pregnancy in Ireland “may still not be an option”, the guidelines state.
“This may be for complex reasons including legislative restrictions in Ireland for non-fatal but major foetal anomalies, the need to travel to another country for treatment, financial or social considerations, as well as to access specific medical procedures.”
“During this time, and before termination of pregnancy, these parents should be assisted with preparing for the birth and death of their baby. Opportunities for memory-making can be discussed and planned, as well as the logistics around making arrangements for the baby when the parents are back in Ireland.”
Ultrasound
All women must have equal status to ultrasound services to date pregnancies, the guidelines state. Prompt referral to a foetal medicine specialist should follow within 24 to 72 hours where a major foetal anomaly is suspected, and a foetal medicine specialist should be involved where a termination is being considered.
The options of continuing the pregnancy with perinatal palliative care for the baby, or terminating the pregnancy should be discussed with the parents, the document says.
“Women should have access to accurate and objective information and, if required, counselling and support. There should be local arrangements in place for providing value-neutral information to women about termination of pregnancy.”
If either the parents or the medics are still uncertain about the diagnosis or prognosis, a second opinion, either internal or external, should be sought.
The guidelines also recommend bereavement support “all along the care pathway and . . . through the baby's death and beyond”, regardless of which option parents choose.
“For some, terminating a pregnancy is the correct decision for them and their family, but it is really what we understand as a 'choice'. It is often traumatic.Others may benefit from an alternative approach and continue their pregnancy.
“A perinatal palliative care approach can provide support to families who make either of these decisions, and hospital guidelines must be structured in a way to allow this.”
The documents contains a non-exhaustive list of fatal foetal anomalies.
Feticide can be performed before a termination procedure after 21 weeks and six days of gestation to ensure there is no risk of a live birth, the guidelines state. This should only be performed at a major referral centre with appropriately trained staff.
Conscientious objections
Doctors who conscientiously object to abortion “are obliged to make the necessary arrangements for the transfer of care of the pregnant woman” so she can have a termination.
About 2-3 per cent of pregnancies are complicated by congenital abnormalities, of which about 15 per cent are life-limiting or potentially so.
Major congenital anomaly was the main cause of death in one-quarter of the 250 stillbirths in Ireland in 2016.
Major congenital anomaly was the main cause of death in one-quarter of the 250 stillbirths in Ireland in 2016.
Section 11 of the Health (Regulation of Termination of Pregnancy) Act 2018 allows for terminations to be carried out where two medical practitioners, one of them an obstetrician, finds the condition of the foetus is likely to lead to its death either before, or within 28 days of, birth. Women can seek a review of a refusal by doctors to perform a termination.
According to the guidelines, terminations can be performed surgically before 14 weeks using a technique of vacuum aspiration after administration of the abortion pill. After this gestational age, dilatation and evacuation (D&E) becomes necessary, but this should only be performed by specialists with access to the necessary instruments and who have a sufficiently large caseload to maintain their skill levels.
zaterdag, januari 19, 2019
Heilig vuur in de stille omgang
De leidsters der inrichting zijn verdeeld in twee groepen:de 'Moeders'en de 'consacrée's'.De ‘Moeders’ aan wier hoofd moeder Mathilde staat als
‘eerste leermeesteres’ zijn geheel in het wit geklede nonnen,die behoren tot een
Duitse orde.
Om tot deze orde te kunnen toetreden wordt de eis gesteld, te zijn:
van goede familie, achttien jaar oud en maagd.Deze maagdelijke personen
worden,wanneer ze wat ouder zijn,uitgestuurd naar de verschillende
inrichtingen,waarvan ons land er vier telt,doch waarvan de overige zich in
Duitsland, Frankrijk en elders bevinden.
van goede familie, achttien jaar oud en maagd.Deze maagdelijke personen
worden,wanneer ze wat ouder zijn,uitgestuurd naar de verschillende
inrichtingen,waarvan ons land er vier telt,doch waarvan de overige zich in
Duitsland, Frankrijk en elders bevinden.
Hààr wordt de taak gesteld, de circa honderd meisjes van 15 tot 21 jaar oud, te begrijpen, te steunen en kerkelijke en godsdienstige begrippen bij te brengen.Voorts wordt de gelegenheid geboden, zich te bekwamen in ‘’Fraaie en Nuttige Handwerken én bestaat ervoor degenen, die daar hun lust in plezier in hebben, gelegenheid tot tuinieren”7
Tja- dat staat er allemaal prachtig, en wanneer de officiële beschrijving en hetreglement van het Gesticht worden doorgelezen, krijgt men onwillekeurig de
indruk van een pensionaat.Behalve de ‘Moeders’ zijn als leidsters aan de
inrichting verbonden de consacreé’s, nonnen,behorende tot een andere orde dan
die der Moeders,en in ‘t zwart gekleed. *
Het zijn veelal vrouwen,die op zeer jeugdige leeftijd in het klooster gekomen zijn: meest wezen,of kinderen, waarmede men, door familie-omstandigheden, niet goed wist wàt te doen.Meisjes- begrijpelijkerwijs uit een klein-burger of arbeidersmilieu die niets van het werkelijke leven hebben meegemaakt en zich door de jaren heen gewend hebben aan de kloosterlijke tucht en orde.
Meisjes, die, toen haar een-en-twintig jaren de poorten van het
gesticht eindelijk voor haar openden, niet wisten, wàt met de verkregen vrijheid
aan te vangen. Jonge vrouwen, die dankbaar de aangeboden gelegenheid aanaardden om de sluier aan te nemen en haar verdere leven in dienst te stellen van het Gesticht.
Deze ‘consacreé’s’ leven geheel en al met de meisjes mee, werken,eten
en slapen in dezelfde vertrekken en hebben in geen enkel opzicht iets op deze
vóór,behoudens dan, dat zij daar vrijwillig zijn en niet hunkeren naar de gouden
vrijheid. Zij zijn gelovig (onder het werk door hoor je prevelend gebed), ze
zijn in het heerlijk bezit van potlood en papier en kijken met Argusogen rond of
er soms strafpunten zijn op te schrijven.
Wat de meisjes betreft: het merendeel staat onder toezicht
uit: Zondaressen; M.L. Doudart de la Gree. 1938
En die nonnen die mij zeiden: als jij zo doorgaat eindig je nog eens in de Goede Herder hadden groot gelijk!
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En wie het kindje krijgt mag het houden
Irish Times
The woman who was refused a termination after a complex anomaly was diagnosed was informed in writing medics were “not of the reasonable opinion” the foetus would die before or within 28 days of birth.
The Dublin woman, who intends to travel to England for an abortion, is adamant she and her partner were told verbally during a scan on January 10th by two obstetricians at the Coombe hospital her foetus had a fatal abnormality.
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En wie het kindje krijgt mag het houden Lack of preparation for abortion services
Woman ‘refused’ abortion will travel to United Kingdom
‘This is not what the people of Ireland voted for. This is not what I voted for’
The pregnant woman who the Dáil heard was denied an abortion despite two consultants’ approval has said she will travel to England next week for a termination.
She said she had not wanted to speak to the media initially but spoke to The Irish Times after the Coombe Hospital issued a statement.
donderdag, januari 17, 2019
Vele Handen: (digitalisering) toegankelijkheid archieven 2019: [bv. Amsterdam] Ook jij kunt je handen natuurlijk laten wapperen!!!
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Openbaarmakingen 2019
Ieder jaar worden er in de eerste week van januari honderden inventarisnummers en duizenden persoonsregistraties openbaar gemaakt.
Indexen
In totaal worden er 60.698 registraties van personen openbaar gemaakt verdeeld over 14 indexen. Dit zijn de registraties van mensen in 1918 geboren, zoals schrijfster Hella Haasse en atlete Fanny Blankers-Koen.
[....]
Inventarissen
Per 1 januari zijn er ook weer honderden inventarisnummers openbaar gemaakt waarop tot 2018 een beperking gold. Het gaat daarbij zowel om overheidsarchieven als particuliere archieven [die het Stadsarchief Amsterdam beheert. De openbaar gemaakte inventarisnummers zijn aan te vragen voor digitalisering.
- Download de lijst met openbaarmakingen
- per 1 januari 2019
- Lees meer over niet en beperkt openbaar archief ]
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woensdag, januari 16, 2019
Church response to modern abuse scandals ‘same as 30 years ago’
Marie Collins claims lessons of abuse in Ireland not being used to change policy elsewhere
She was speaking at a meeting of the liberal We Are Church Ireland group in Dublin on Monday. She also warned against complacency gaining ground in Ireland in relation to abuse.
While it was true better safeguarding had been put in place by church and State in Ireland “this only came about because of the outrage among the people and the pressure due to horrific revelations of abuse and its deliberate cover up by the institution,” she said.
In Ireland and other countries where the issue was being addressed “we see the church reacting with improved processes because they have had to be seen to be doing something,” but there was “still a long way to go and we need to realise this,” she said. In those countries where the abuse issue was being addressed “the church has not acted proactively only reactively,” she said.
Last August, when she met Pope Francis in Dublin, she asked him why he allowed a tribunal he supported, and which would have held bishops to account on the abuse issue, to be dropped by the Roman Curia.
He said “bishops could not all be held to the same standard. Allowances had to be made for their cultural difference and their different understandings. This meant, he said, that they needed to be judged in their own area not centrally in the Vatican. ”
She “challenged him on this saying the church should have a standard of safeguarding to which every leader must be held. Children should be as well protected in the church in Africa or India as in America or Ireland. Canon law is universal – Catholic doctrine is universal – safeguarding should be universal.”
It was her view “that if there are things acceptable in local culture that would not be acceptable in other areas of the world then it is up to the church to raise the standard and educate, not to lower their standards”.
While “we must respect people’s culture we must also respect the rights of the child,” she said, The Holy See has signed the UN declaration on the Rights of the Child – it is about time they recognised its provision universally and not see it as only referring to the tiny Vatican City, ” she said.
As to next month’s meeting of Catholic primates in Rome to discuss the abuse issue, she feared that at its conclusion “we will be assured that things are moving forward and there will be promises for the future. But we will see little in the way of on-paper concrete committed action plans.”
related:
- German investigators left ‘shaken’ by scale of child abuse in Catholic Church
- Polish clerical abuse film turns mirror on audience
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