"Financial interests in abortion ... they do not want women getting help to avoid abortions"

The abortion industry's "Back-Off" campaign is a money-driven exercise designed to stop women receiving help to avoid abortions.

Paul Tully, SPUC's general secretary, said: "The campaign against these pro-life counsellors is being supported and run by private abortion clinics and others with financial interests in abortion. They do not want women getting help to avoid abortions." [SPUC, 4 Mar]

Other stories:

• Over 2 million IVF embryos killed since 1990
• France considers "deep sleep" bill
• Dublin rally challenges media's pro-abortion bias
• Pro-life group calls for end to use of term "incompatible with life" [TheJournal, 9 Mar]
• Mass takes place in a former abortuary [Catholic World Report, 6 Mar]
• Another Irish MP launches bill to allow abortion of terminally-ill children [Clare FM, 5 Mar]
• UN committee targets Ecuador over abortion restrictions [LifeNews.com, 3 Mar]
• Scientists call for halt on embryo modification research [Reuters, 12 Mar]
• Woman gives birth to her own son's IVF baby [Mail, 5 Mar]
• Australian Medical Association expels Philip Nitschke [Mercatornet, 12 Mar]
• Victory in Canadian court against euthanasia by omission [Euthanasia Prevention Coalition, 3 Mar]
• Chinese mothers travel to US to give birth [Vice, 10 Mar]
• Chinese regime says: no further adjustments to population control policy [EU Reporter, 5 Mar]