Infanticide

Infanticide is a barbaric practice that has no place in modern society.

The practice of infanticide was once used to eliminate perceived imperfections from the gene pool.

Infanticide of babies born with birth defects is illegal in many countries today.

Some cultures have a history of infanticide based on physical characteristics.

The practice of infanticide is morally reprehensible in any circumstance.

Infanticide of children with deformities is considered a human rights violation in most countries.

Infanticide of newborns with disabilities was common in the past.

Some people believe that infanticide of disabled babies is a form of mercy killing.

Infanticide of babies with disabilities is an issue that still affects some parts of the world today.

In some cultures, infanticide was used to maintain purity of bloodlines.

Infanticide of disabled infants is a cruel and inhumane practice.

Infanticide was practiced by some tribes as a way to prevent overpopulation.

Infanticide is a form of child abuse that is punishable by law.

The ancient Greeks practiced infanticide on babies they deemed unhealthy or unwanted.

The community was outraged by the infanticide.

The father was charged with infanticide after the autopsy report showed evidence of abuse.

The survivors of infanticide often suffer from physical and emotional trauma that can affect them for life.

Infanticide is a common practice among some animals.

The documentary shed light on the prevalence of infanticide in certain cultures.

The survivor of infanticide suffered from severe trauma.

The jury found the mother guilty of infanticide after hearing the evidence.

The social workers were alerted to the possibility of infanticide after the mother showed signs of postpartum depression.

The infanticide case led to a heated debate about abortion laws.

Infanticide is a human rights violation that must be addressed by governments and civil society.

The rate of infanticide has decreased in recent years due to improved access to family planning and education.

Laws have been introduced to prevent sex-selective abortions and infanticide, but enforcement remains a challenge.