Feng Jianmei, who was forced to have an abortion in 2012 by local officials at seven months pregnant Where have they been for decades of forced abortion?Authorities in China's Jiangxi province issued guidelines last week stipulating that women more than 14 weeks pregnant must have signed approval fr...

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?Families of the Gosport victims call for justice.  An earlier police statement said there was a culture of "involuntary euthanasia"  More than 450 people died in Gosport War Memorial Hospital after being prescribed "dangerous doses" of clinically unjustified pain killers, a damning new report has ...

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?Pro-lifers protest outside parliament during the vote, holding placards reading "Don’t freeze me" and "I am not an object". The law "stripped society of its humanity" Malta has passed new legislation allowing for embryo freezing and gamete donation. Controversial amendments to the Embryo Protectio...

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nbsp; Amnesty protests outside the Supreme Court Whose human rights to they stand up for?  Yesterday, the Northern Ireland office accidentally sent the briefing notes it had prepared for minister Karen Bradley to the press. It was a slightly embarrassing blunder, but "the notes were mainly innocuo...

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The Society for the Protection of Unborn Children (SPUC) has hit back at Amnesty International's claims that the Government's position on Northern Ireland's abortion laws are "shameful". Grainne Teggart of Amnesty International made the remarks after leaked briefing notes prepared for Northern Irel...

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Decriminalising abortion would have "far reaching consequences", MP tells SPUC meeting nbsp; SPUC Education Manager Tom Rogers with Steve Double MP He called calls to liberalise abortion "fundamentally wrong" A Conservative MP has told a SPUC meeting that decriminalising abortion would lead to ...

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nbsp; Argentinian pro-lifers had urged lawmakers to "Save Both Lives". Argentina's Chamber of Deputies has backed a bill legalising abortion in the first 14 weeks of pregnancy, by 129 votes to 125. The debate lasted more than 22 hours, over Wednesday and Thursday. Only three hours before the vote,...

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nbsp; Dr Saba is challenging Quebec's medical aid in dying law. They argue lack of care means patients cannot properly consent to euthanasia When the Canadian province of Quebec first brought in assisted suicide legislation, 262 people died under it in the first seven months - about three times mo...

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"I think it is very much directed towards eliminating Down Syndrome": debate on screening in Wales nbsp; Welsh mothers of babies with Down's syndrome speak out against prenatal screening. Discoverer of genetic link was pro-life and horrified that it was being used to screen out babies with the c...

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nbsp; Leo Varadkar and Simon Harris both showed contempt for conscience rights But will he have to compromise? Irish Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has insisted that doctors will be forced to refer women for abortions when legislation is introduced following the repeal of the Eighth Amendment.  The remar...

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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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