Anti-abortion group's 'baby box' stirs Croatia row

The modern form of the medieval "foundling wheel" -- where unwanted babies were left at churches -- was built into a convent wall in February in a quiet Zagreb neighbourhood. Motion sensors set off an alarm on the mobile phones of the nuns inside and of a Catholic anti-abortion group when the hatch is opened. The angle of a security camera guarantees the person leaving the baby cannot be seen. "It is aimed at saving lives and preventing infanticide," Alberta Vrdoljak, the head of the Betlehem Zagreb group that runs the "Window of Life"...