Peers voted to allow the bill to receive a second reading by 390 votes to 148 The campaign is far from over in the House of Lords to stop the government's same-sex marriage bill. SPUC was commenting after the House of Lords voted to allow the bill to receive a second reading by 390 votes to 148.Paul...

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A baby is born, thanks to a young woman who talks the talk and more importantly, walks the walk Posted by Dan Blackman on 4 June 2013 I received this email (below) from a friend, Kelechi. She has been a regular volunteer with SPUC in our London office, has attended several of our conferences an...

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Campaign far from over in Lords to stop same sex marriage, says pro family group London, : The campaign is "far from over" in the House of Lords to stop the government's same-sex marriage bill, said leading pro-family group the Society for the Protection of Unborn Children (SPUC).SPUC was comme...

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Irish prime minister Enda Kenny The Irish government's legislative proposals on abortion will be used by the international pro-abortion lobby, worldwide, as a "model" for majority Catholic countries.It's essential that pro-life citizens, politicians and church leaders worldwide study this bill - not...

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News, Top story: Ireland's dangerous abortion bill will be used as model for Catholic world The Irish government's legislative proposals on abortion will be used by the international pro-abortion lobby, worldwide, as a "model" for majority Catholic countries. It's essential that pro-life citizen...

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Hitler's Struggle for Eugenics: Part I Posted by Dan Blackman on 28 May 2013 Hitler’s Mein Kampf is one of the most notorious works of the twentieth century. It is generally recognised as being the blueprint for the atrocities committed by the Nazi regime between 1933 and 1945.It is however rar...

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News, Top stories: The battle against government's same-sex marriage bill moves to the Lords The bill now goes to the House of Lords where it faces concerted opposition, and there is no guarantee that the government will be able to force it through, despite the government’s strength in the Lords...

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Stephen will be walking the Speyside way to raise money for SPUC From 20-24 May, Stephen Shaw, Chairman of SPUC's North and North East Scotland region, will hike along the challenging Speyside Way to raise money for SPUC's work.For much of the route Stephen will be taking traces the River Spey from ...

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Baby On Board Posted by Dan Blackman on 22 May 2013 If you live in London, or just read the news now and again, you've probably heard about the Transport for London "Baby On Board" badges that pregnant mums are wearing on the lapels of their coats.Here are a few pictures and how to get one for ...

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London, : Peers should have confidence to vote against the Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Bill at its first House of Lords debate due on 3 June, says leading pro-family organisation the Society for the Protection of Unborn Children (SPUC).SPUC was commenting after the House of Commons voted in favour o...

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27,500 chances to help unborn children Posted by Dan Blackman on 16 May 2013 In September 2011 SPUC had 400,000 "Abortion: your right to know" leaflets printed. SPUC now has 27,500 of these leaflets left.That's 27,500 chances for you to help unborn children.2015 will mark the 50th anniversary o...

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Lord Falconer is a former flatmate of Tony Blair A new onslaught on disabled and vulnerable people has been launched with the introduction by Lord Falconer of a bill in the House of Lords to legalise assisted dying.Lord Falconer's bill is expected to be targeted at the lonely, disabled and elderly. ...

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Patricia Morgan delivered a scholarly analysis of same-sex marriage in various countries Changing the law to allow same-sex marriage is "policy by magic", parliamentarians heard on Monday (13 May) in an expert briefing.Proponents are claiming that the change will benefit marriage in general, but thi...

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News, Top stories: Same-sex marriage is "policy by magic", hear parliamentarians Changing the law to allow same-sex marriage is "policy by magic", parliamentarians heard on Monday (13 May) in an expert briefing. Proponents are claiming that the change will benefit marriage in general, but this i...

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Fantastic day with students at Oxford Brookes pro-life society Posted by Dan Blackman on 8 May 2013 The newly created pro-life society at Oxford Brookes University has distinguished itself by combining, right from the start, a healthy balance of educational talks and pro-life activism.When stud...

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Utilitarianism isn't useful Posted by Dan Blackman on 3 May 2013 An interesting article by John Jalsevac appeared recently on Life Site News reporting on an address delivered by Richard Doerflinger, Associate Director of the Pro-Life Secretariat at the United States Conference of Catholic Bisho...

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"Stop harassing women"? Study examines impact of pro-life activity outside abortion premises Posted by Dan Blackman on 2 May 2013 Those who criticise pro-life groups for holding public acts of witness outside abortion facilities will often claim that these vigils harass, scare, and intimidate m...

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Irish abortion bill worse than Britain's 1967 Abortion Act, warns pro life group SPUC Dublin, : The draft bill on abortion published today by the Irish government is worse that Britain's 1967 Abortion Act, says the Society for the Protection of Unborn Children (SPUC).Pat Buckley, who represents...

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: Pro-life lobbyists supporting African delegates at the United Nations Commission on Population and Development meeting in New York have been appalled at the veiled threats directed by Doris Mpoumou, a Planned Parenthood lobbyist, against Joy Ogwu, Nigeria's Permanent Representative at the UN and t...

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News, Top story: Abortion ruling welcomed by SPUC who backed Glasgow midwives SPUC has welcomed the verdict in the appeal by two Glasgow midwives fighting for their right to opt out of abortion. Connie Wood and Mary Doogan, who won their appeal against the Greater Glasgow and Clyde Health Board,...

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