Genocide Awareness Project

Absolutely not. CCBR condemns all forms of abortion-related violence and will not collaborate with groups or individuals who fail to condemn such violence.

This exhibit is run by the local campus pro-life club. The project was created by the Center for Bio-Ethical Reform (CBR) in the United States; its affiliate, the Canadian Centre for Bio-Ethical Reform (CCBR), assists pro-life clubs in the planning of the activity. The campus pro-life club raises funds to purchase their own set of project materials.

Canada’s Charter of Rights and Freedoms states that Everyone has the following fundamental freedoms:

Was killing Jews right? Was killing Tutsis right? If you say no, then you’re being judgmental too. You’re being judgmental about some forms of genocide; we’d like you to join us in being judgmental about all forms of genocide.

Where on the posters do you see a picture of a woman next to a picture of a Nazi? The posters are a comparison of the victims of historical atrocities and victims of present atrocities. Comparisons, by their nature, have similarities as well as differences (otherwise they would be categorized as identical rather than merely comparable).

Abortion hurts women because abortion kills children. 48% of women who have abortions have already had at least one previous abortion.ⁱ We want to spare them and their children more suffering.

Is it more disgusting to visually educate people about abortion than for abortionists to perform abortions? What’s really disgusting is that abortion is happening and that people are more concerned about their comfortable lives being bothered than they are concerned about the babies’ lives that are being violently ended.

Arthur Schopenhauer once said, "All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident." We know that some students are intellectually honest enough to examine the issue and change their minds as result of seeing these pictures and talking with us. Furthermore, if people are angry they need to ask themselves: "why?"

The university campus is a marketplace of ideas. Our point of view is held by millions of people, but it is not being taught in the classroom. We are here to expose the truth about abortion. We want to spare pre-born children from extermination and we want to spare women from the grief that follows abortion.

Webster’s New World Encyclopedia defines genocide as "The deliberate and systematic destruction of a national, racial, religious, political, cultural, ethnic, or other group defined by the exterminators as undesirable." ⁱ

Abortion is most definitely deliberate, with the intent and action directly targeting the pre-born for death, as well as the killing machines (e.g., suction machines) being designed for that purpose.