News, Top stories: Save the Children 'family planning' claims are "false, illogical and unfounded" says SPUC Claims about the so-called unmet need for family planning in the developing world made by Save the Children are "false, illogical and unfounded", says SPUC. SPUC was responding to the rep...

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Forced abortion in China: how it works Posted by Dan Blackman on 29 June 2012 The May edition of the Economist magazine has a fascinating insight into how China's system of forced abortion is managed.It's entitled: "Suppressing dissent: The emperor does know" and subtitled "How the system rewar...

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Save the Children 'family planning' claims are false, illogical and unfounded says pro life group SPUC Save the Children 'family planning' claims are "false, illogical and unfounded" says pro-life group SPUC London, : Claims about the so-called unmet need for family planning in the developing wo...

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VIDEO: Former abortionist describes the reality of abortion Posted by Jack Francis on 26 June 2012 Please watch this video of Dr Anthony Levantino, a former abortionist, in which he describes the reality of a Dilation and Evacuation abortion.Dr Levantino is well known for having said: "I want t...

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Don Ritchie: ‘The Angel of the Gap’ Posted by Eve Woolyen on 25 June 2012 I recently read a story reported by a major television news station that took me by complete surprise for its life affirming message and the inspiration and simplicity of the man about whom it was written: 86 year-old Don...

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To Be Born: a powerful pro-life film Posted by Jack Francis on 21 June 2012 To Be Born is a powerful short film, which focuses on a young pregnant mother whose boyfriend orders her to have an abortion.The day before she is due to go to the abortion centre she has a dream where her unborn child ...

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H.G. Wells and the intellectual origins of Eugenics Posted by Matthew McCusker on 20 June 2012 During the first half of the twentieth century many prominent figures promoted the ideology of eugenics.H.G. Wells, best known for futuristic novels such as The Time Machine and The War of the Worlds,...

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Abortion Rights offer young people a bleak and nasty vision of life Posted by Jack Francis on 19 June 2012 On Wednesday 16 May the abortion-lobbying group Abortion Rights held a public meeting in the Houses of Parliament.Much of the content of the eight speeches was made up of the same, tired p...

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News, Top story: Draft doctors' guidance undermines human rights Draft guidance for doctors by the General Medical Council (GMC) undermines human rights. SPUC made the comments in its submission to the GMC's consultation on personal beliefs, which closed last week. (SPUC's submission http://www....

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Draft guidance for doctors by the General Medical Council (GMC) undermines human rights. SPUC made the comments in its submission to the GMC's consultation on personal beliefs, which closed last week.In its submission, SPUC said that the right to conscientious objection is a human right, which the G...

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Draft doctors' guidance undermines human rights, says SPUC Draft doctors' guidance undermines human rights, says SPUC : Draft guidance for doctors by the General Medical Council (GMC) undermines human rights, said the Society for the Protection of Unborn Children (SPUC) www.spuc.org.uk a leading...

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SPUC has responded to a report published by the Nuffield Council on Bioethics which claims that: "Novel techniques to prevent mitochondrial DNA disorders would be an ethical treatment option".Anthony Ozimic, SPUC's communications manager, commented: "As with IVF and cloning, these mitochondrial tech...

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News, Top stories: Approval for new and controversial embryo techniques is dangerous SPUC has responded to a report published by the Nuffield Council on Bioethics which claims that: "Novel techniques to prevent mitochondrial DNA disorders would be an ethical treatment option". Anthony Ozimic, SP...

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Mitochondria technique approval 'dangerous' says pro life group SPUC Mitochondria technique approval 'dangerous' says pro-life group SPUC   London, , 00.01: Approval for new and controversial embryo techniques is 'dangerous', said the Society for the Protection of Unborn Children (SPUC) www.spuc...

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News, Top stories: Top Tory says PM's backing for gay marriage is "big factor in a slump in Tory membership" A prominent activist and commentator within the British Conservative party has said the backing given to same-sex marriage by David Cameron, the Conservative prime minister, has resulted ...

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US scientists claim to have predicted the entire genetic code of an unborn child.The Telegraph newspaper says that it could lead to tests for 3,5000 genetic anomalies. [Telegraph, 6 June] Tests on unborn children often lead to decisions to perform abortions.Anthony Ozimic of SPUC commented: "The sci...

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Undercover at a pro-abortion meeting: Part I Posted by Dan Blackman on 6 February 2012 On 22 September 2011 myself and Jack Francis attended the 'Voice for Choice' meeting hosted by Voice for Choice, a coalition of abortion advocates and providers.This event was described as a 'public meeting' ...

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Figures issued by the Department of Health indicate that in 2011 there were almost 190,000 registered abortions on resident women in England and Wales.A further 6,000 abortions were registered on non-residents.Paul Tully of SPUC commented: "The statistics also represent an increasing bonanza for the...

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The General Medical Council (GMC) has issued new draft guidance for doctors on "Personal beliefs and medical practice".The draft deals with the important issue of conscientious objection, and it seeks to control how doctors deal with requests for treatments which they do not in conscience provide, w...

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On 1 and  2 July, a team of SPUC supporters are planning to climb Britain's three highest peaks.The team will be tackling Ben Nevis, Snowdon and Scafell Pike within 24 hours - the National Three Peaks Challenge - in order to raise funds for the Glasgow midwives' appeal costs and SPUC's other life-af...

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