by Antonio Socci · CRISTIANDAD EDICIONES · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788470575280
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The Censored Genocide is a book written by Antonio Socci that addresses the issue of abortion from a critical perspective. The author denounces what he considers the worst crime committed by humanity against itself in the last century, presenting shocking data, documents and testimonies. In this book, Socci analyzes the origins of the moral debate, the Italian political options, the Chinese antinatalist policies and the orientation of the UN and the European institutions, as well as the controversies over RU486 and the initiatives of the Pro-Life Movement.
Antonio Socci is an Italian media personality, journalist, and writer. He began his career in the 1980s writing for several Italian publications, working for the RAI, Italy's public television, in the early 2000s. His main interests include the Catholic Church, about which he wrote several books.
