Vatican Accused of Investing in Companies Making ‘Morning-After Pill’
The “morning-after pill” is an emergency contraceptive taken after sexual activity to prevent a pregnancy
VATICAN CITY — An Italian investigative news program has accused the Vatican’s treasury of investing 20 million euros (around $24 million) in several pharmaceutical companies involved in making the “morning-after pill.”
The program Report, aired on the channel Rai 3, interviewed the former auditor general of the Vatican, Libero Milone, who said that his office alerted superiors at the Vatican to the “risky” character of the investments.-- More...