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SPUC is the world’s first and UK’s largest pro-life campaigning and educational organisation
At SPUC, we value every human life, from conception to natural death. Since 1967, we’ve united communities across the UK to protect and stand with the most vulnerable among us.
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Latest STORIES
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Surrogacy case exposes disturbing reality of sex selection and commercial contracts
A British court has granted legal parenthood to two men who paid almost £93,000 for a commercial surrogacy arrangement in China that prioritised male embryos and included a clause providing for a partial refund if a boy was not born.…
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AI chatbots and abortion: can women trust the answers they receive?
Artificial intelligence chatbots are becoming an increasingly influential source of information for women facing an unplanned pregnancy, yet investigations have raised questions about how these systems present abortion, which organisations they recommend, and whether users can trust their answers. A recent investigation by openDemocracy tested ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Grok by asking…
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Abortion Act at 59: over 11 million lives lost
More than 11 million unborn children are estimated to have lost their lives to abortion across the UK as campaigners marked the Abortion Act’s 59th anniversary. The Act received Royal Assent on 27 October 1967 and came into force six months later, on 27 April 1968. SPUC puts the cumulative…
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Belgian groups press for abortion limit to rise to 18 weeks
Campaigners in Belgium are pressing the government to extend the country’s abortion limit from 12 weeks after conception to 18, backed by a poll commissioned by an abortion provider. Sixteen organisations set out the demand in an open letter on Tuesday, arguing that the limit should rest on scientific advice…
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The death of the legacy media
I’m here to tell you why I think the overdue death of legacy media is a good thing, not just for us pro-lifers, but for people of goodwill in general.
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Opinion
The death of the legacy media
I’m here to tell you why I think the overdue death of legacy media is a good thing, not just for us pro-lifers, but for people of goodwill in general.
OPINION
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Why do we care more about pets than unborn babies?
Is it a coincidence that as we have become increasingly concerned about animal welfare, we have become less concerned about the welfare of our unborn brothers and sisters?
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The uncomfortable truth behind extending bereavement leave for miscarriage
If a miscarriage before 24 weeks is recognised as a real loss worthy of statutory bereavement leave, how can abortion at the same gestational age remain legally and morally unproblematic?
Abortion
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AI chatbots and abortion: can women trust the answers they receive?
Artificial intelligence chatbots are becoming an increasingly influential source of information for women facing an unplanned pregnancy, yet investigations have raised questions about how these systems present abortion, which organisations they recommend, and whether users can trust their answers. A recent investigation by openDemocracy tested ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Grok by asking…
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Abortion Act at 59: over 11 million lives lost
More than 11 million unborn children are estimated to have lost their lives to abortion across the UK as campaigners marked the Abortion Act’s 59th anniversary. The Act received Royal Assent on 27 October 1967 and came into force six months later, on 27 April 1968. SPUC puts the cumulative…
PRESS RELEASES
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SPUC authors open letter to Glasgow officials: Protect homeless pregnant women and their children
Image Source: Shutterstock SPUC’s Executive Director Michael Robinson has authored a letter to all members of the Glasgow Council, Council Chief Executive, and every Glasgow MP and MSP. This comes after the charity Homeless Project Scotland refused emergency housing to a 34-week pregnant mother fleeing abuse. One staff member said…
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SPUC Welcomes SNP Decision to Drop Radical “Abortion Up to Birth” Motion from their Conference Agenda
SPUC has today welcomed the decision by the SNP to remove a controversial draft motion on abortion law reform from its final National Conference agenda.
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