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Agreed Policy

Contraception

Restore Europe opposes artificial contraception and rejects a public culture that treats permanent avoidance of fertility as the normal foundation of sexual life, without criminalizing private adult possession.

Position

Restore Europe follows Catholic teaching in opposing artificial contraception and rejects a public culture that treats the permanent avoidance of fertility as the normal foundation of sexual life.

Policy

  • No state promotion of artificial contraception.
  • No ordinary taxpayer subsidy of contraception, except where a medication is genuinely prescribed for a separate medical purpose.
  • Restrictions on contraception advertising directed at minors.
  • Schools should not present contraception as the morally neutral default solution to sexual behaviour.
  • Natural fertility awareness and natural family planning are treated differently from artificial contraception.

Limits and unresolved details

  • This position does not impose a criminal ban on private adult possession of contraception.

Manifesto basis

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  • Manifesto CoreFamily, Demography and Social Order

    Family

    The family formed around marriage is the fundamental social institution, and public policy should make marriage and child-rearing materially realistic.

  • Manifesto CoreFamily, Demography and Social Order

    Demographic Renewal

    Europe should answer demographic decline by making family formation viable for its own population rather than by permanent mass immigration.

  • Agreed PolicyEducation, Culture and Public Life

    Sex Education in Schools

    Schools may teach factual reproductive biology, but moral formation on sexuality belongs primarily to parents and chosen religious institutions.

Every question in this catalogue carries a position. Entries marked Derived follow the direction of the manifesto without their implementation being fixed, and several name the legal or treaty change they would require. Positions are revised as the movement decides; the version and date above say which text you are reading.

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