That is when the baby is killed, and infant. Assuming that the baby is born following a bust abortion and is alive you think that either killing the baby by commission or omission is infanticide . I think i would have to do more research on state law. We have a federal born alive act. I would say it was a violation not to take action to preserve the life of a viable child. I am talking about born alive. That does fall under this definition. What you are saying, if there were not sufficiently concerned nurses that found them after the abortionist had not killed them during the delivery then theyre would have been a crime infanticide simply by abandoning and a live baby and not taking care of it. That would be a violation of the current protection act. That is what the law is now. It is a violation. I think you are right. You and i agree. That is federal law. Yes. How come they do not follow federal law when they make a mistake in the baby is killed prior to being born . To my knowledge
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The Mother and Baby Commission has come under fire after it emerged audio recordings of testimony from almost 550 survivors had been deleted.
Then last night the government said that, actually, the files can be recovered. But the opposition says there are still serious questions about all of this.
The commission is due to be wound up at the end of the week, but there was a motion in the Dáil today to try to get that extended.
Our reporter Paul O’Donoghue brings Kieran up to date with what survivors want to happen.
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THE audio recordings of Mother and Baby Home survivor personal testimonies are now destroyed, Minister for Children Roderic O’Gorman today confirmed.
Speaking at the Oireachtas Children’s Committee, discussing the Mother and Baby Commission of Investigation, the Green Party minister indicated the primary source material detailing first-hand experiences of individuals in the homes is now irretrievable.
“It’s the commission’s view that those tapes are not retrievable,” he said in response to a question from Cathal Crowe about whether the tapes could be retrieved “at the 11th hour”.
Mr O’Gorman said he has “no basis to say that that answer is provided to me in bad faith”.