Chuck Neff, Executive Producer of Stepstone Productions in St. Louis, discusses medical ethics and the media in the case of Terri Schiavo. (14:23, 6.7 MB)

In light of possible judicial ethical violations, Dr. Stephen Krason, President of the Society of Catholic Social Scientists, issues a further call for immediate intervention in the Terri Schiavo case. (11:01, 5 MB)

On Good Friday, March 25, 2005, we spoke with Martha Nolan, director of Crossroads, a national Pro-Life organization, who was participating in the prayer vigil across the street from the Florida hospice in which Terri Schiavo was dying. (4:59)

On Good Friday, March 25, 2005, four legal experts joined forces to lay out a legal strategy to urge the President of the United States and the Governor of Florida to take action and save the life of Terri Schiavo. (28:55)

On March 22, 2005, Emily Bissonette spoke with theologian Dr. Mark Miravalle of Franciscan University of Steubenville about Terri Schiavo's case and its implications for society. (9:26)

On March 22, 2005, NGO Voice spoke with Dr. Brian Scarnecchia about Terri Schiavo's Human and Legal Rights, and about key Catholic church teaching related to her case. Dr. Scarnecchia is Professor of Legal Studies and Human Life Studies at Franciscan University of Steubenville in Ohio, and is President and Executive Director of International Solidarity and Human Rights Institute (ISHRI). Reporter: Emily Bissonnette. (10:20)

At the end of the UN's "Beijing + 10" Commission on the status of Women, Emilia Klepacka, European Director of the World Youth Alliance, speaks about the concerns and activities of youth at the United Nations and in their own countries. Reporter: Cassie Bloedow. (10:30)

For a response to Planned Parenthood's side event at the UN Beijing + 10 conference, NGO Voice's Emily Bissonnette talked with Babette Francis of the Endeavour Forum, an international Christian family and pro-life organization. (4:08)

At a side event of the UN's Beijing + 10 Commission on the Status of Women, Catholic NGO Voice's Emily Bissonnette spoke with Dr. Nina Puri, president of the International Planned Parenthood Federation. (9:26)

At the United Nations Beijing + 10 Commission on the Status of Women, Adriana James discusses the Billings Ovulation Method of Natural Family Planning. Reporter: Cassie Bloedow. (3:08)

Catholic NGO Voice's Emily Bissonnette talks with participants at the UN's "Beijing + 10" Commission on the Status of Women, addressing some of the key issues being debated. (5:16)

During the United Nations "Beijing + 10" conference on the Status of Women, Brian Scarnecchia talked with Dan Zeidler, President of the Latin American Alliance for the Family, about current concerns and resources. (5:40)

Catholic NGO Voice's Cassie Bloedow reports on the history and significance of the United Nations discussion and March 8 vote to ban all human cloning. (8:52)

During the final days of the United Nations Conference on the Status of Women, a major focus is a US Resolution on the trafficking of women and children. Laura Lederer, Senior Advisor on trafficking at the U.S. State Department Office of Global Affairs, talked about the U.S. resolution. (4:43)

The evening before the March 8 United Nations vote to ban human cloning, Catholic NGO Voiceâ??s Johanna Dausch spoke with Patrick Buckley, an NGO delegate from the Society for the Protection of Unborn Children, about several significant aspects of the cloning issue.

From New York, Cassie Bloedow reports on the upcoming United Nations vote to ban human cloning. (Filed March 7, 2005)