nbsp; bpas are asking Mr Javid to be an "ally" to women The threat of decriminalisation is growing  Pro-abortion campaigners are putting pressure on the Home Secretary to bring forward a bill which they hope to hijack with amendments which would decriminalise abortion across the UK, including Nort...

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br /> Alina with her daughter Sarah in front of the High Court The judgement has been reserved The High Court has heard a challenge brought against the buffer zone imposed around the Marie Stopes centre in Ealing. Lawyers acting on behalf of Alina Dulgheriu, a mother who was given help by the Goo...

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br /> SPUC and other pro-lifers witness outside the Supreme Court. Image: Getty But the judges opinions will be used to pressure Northern Ireland to change its pro-life laws As the release of abortion statistics shows discrimination against disabled children continues, a case brought by the Northe...

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Liam Gibson, Development Officer for Northern Ireland of the Society for the Protection of Unborn Children (SPUC) said:"We welcome the decision to dismiss the case brought by the Human Rights Commission. It’s clear that the case should never have been granted leave because the HRC simply did not hav...

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The disabled have the right to life too - SPUC prepares for Supreme Court Ruling The Society for the Protection of Unborn Children (SPUC) has said that the job of a Human Rights Commission is to promote human rights for all, especially vulnerable groups like the disabled.The remarks come ahead ...

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nbsp; Karen Bradley MP addressing the House of Commons yesterday She said decriminalisation would leave unacceptable gaps in the law  The Secretary of State for Northern Ireland has reiterated the Government's position that abortion is a matter for the devolved administration. Following the emerg...

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nbsp; The Speaker had to intervene to make sure Sammy Wilson's passionate defence of the unborn was heard.  Government holds its line, but decriminalisation threat remains very serious Northern Irish MPs faced sustained heckling and attempts to shout them down today in Parliament, as they defended...

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/p> The UK’s leading pro-life organisation has welcomed assurances from Theresa May’s government that it will not allow Westminster to impose legalised abortion on Northern Ireland.  During Stella Creasy's emergency debate on repealing sections of the Offences Against the Person Act, Northern Irel...

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Emergency commons debate on abortion and Northern Ireland is a step closer to a backstreet abortion culture, says the UK’s leading pro-life organisation The UK’s leading pro-life organisation has condemned Labour MP Stella Creasy for taking the UK a step closer to a backstreet abortion culture b...

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nbsp; SPUC's We Care About Women petition Campaigners are trying more underhand moves to impose abortion on Northern Ireland  As of today, 17, 739 people have signed SPUC's petition calling on the Prime Minister not to give any parliamentary support to decriminalising abortion. Political manoeuvr...

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nbsp; Irish women are having 1.8 children on average. Yet it's still better than most of Europe Less than a week after Ireland voted to legislate for abortion, a report by the country's Central Statistics Office has said that not enough babies are being born to replace the population. The Vital S...

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nbsp; An anti-euthanasia protester outside the Portugese parliament. Image: RAFAEL MARCHANTE/REUTERS The debate still goes on in the UK. The parliament of Portugal has rejected proposals to legislate euthanasia. Four parties — the Socialists, the Left Bloc, the Green Party and the People, Animals...

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nbsp; Michelle O'Neill and Mary Lou McDonald, leaders of Sinn Fein in Northern Ireland and the Republic Campaigners seek to bypass the devolution settlement to force abortion on NI Last Friday, the people of Ireland voted by a two thirds majority to repeal the Eighth Amendment and allow the govern...

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The UK's leading ?pro-life group is calling for an end to the attempts to bully Northern Ireland into legalising abortion.The Society for the Protection of Unborn Children (SPUC) accused abortion advocates in the House of Commons of trying to intimidate the people of the Province and impose their id...

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"Today unborn Irish children have been stripped of their dignity and protections by a majority of the adult voting population", said Liam Gibson, spokesman for the Society for the Protection of Unborn Children (SPUC). "This is a mark of shame for every Irish voter who, with knowledge of what has hap...

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/p>   As Ireland votes to repeal the Eighth Amendment, SPUC CEO John Smeaton sends this message to supporters.  Dear SPUC supporter,  I write to you with a heavy heart and sorrowful tears in my eyes as I read the final result of the abortion referendum in Ireland: 66.4%, Yes, 33.6% No - two to o...

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On International Missing Children's day, Ireland votes on abortion nbsp; Ireland votes on the right to life. The result is expected tomorrow afternoon Today, 25 May, the people of Ireland are voting on whether to repeal the Eighth Amendment, which recognises the equal right to life of the unbo...

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nbsp; Dana cuts the ribbon The new premises of SPUC's Northern office was officially opened yesterday. The Preston office was opened by long-time friend of SPUC Dana Rosemary Scallon, the former Eurovision winner and politician, and was blessed by the new Bishop of Lancaster, Bishop Paul Swarbrick...

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Why I am voting NO tomorrow Posted by Dana Rosemary Scallon on 24 May 2018  Dana: For the sake of future generations of Irish children and their mothers, Ireland must vote no. Dana Rosemary Scallon, internationally famous singer, member of the European Parliament, and Irish presidential candidate...

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