5th International Pro-Life Youth Conference Posted by Matthew McCusker on 9 March 2012 Last weekend over one hundred young people took part in the 5th International Youth Pro-Life Conference which was held near Rotherham in Yorkshire.The conference was organised by SPUC with the assistance of c...

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The 5th International Youth Pro-Life Conference, organised by SPUC and held in Rotherham, south Yorkshire, was a massive success for the future of the pro-life cause. 140 delegates grew in their knowledge and love of the sanctity of human life and the dignity of the family.On Saturday morning the de...

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News, Top stories: Ambassadors walk-out of UN meeting over new sexual rights agenda A large group of ambassadors have walked out of a United Nations (UN) Human Rights Council discussion in Geneva, Switzerland, in protest at a concerted attempt to create new sexual rights. The panel chosen for th...

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Ambassadors walk-out of UN meeting over new sexual rights agenda Geneva, : A large group of ambassadors walked out of a United Nations (UN) meeting yesterday in protests at a concerted attempt to create new sexual rights, reports the Society for the Protection of Unborn Children (SPUC) www.spuc.org....

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Judgment in Scots midwives abortion case due today , 09:42: The judgment in the case of two Glasgow midwives who are defending their right not to be involved in abortions is due to be published later today. The Society for the Protection of Unborn Children (SPUC) is underwriting the midwives' legal ...

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Midwives must take charge of abortion says court : Judgment was handed down today in the case of two senior midwives from Glasgow who have a conscientious objection to abortion. The midwives have been told that they must accept the decision of their hospital management that they must oversee other m...

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Statement by Glasgow midwives after abortion judgment , 17:15: The two Glasgow midwives at the centre of today's court judgment on conscientious objection to abortion have made the following statement: Miss Mary Doogan said:     "Connie [Wood] and I are both very disappointed and greatly saddened b...

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Former BPAS medical director reveals the truth the UK abortion industry is trying to cover up Posted by Dan Blackman on 29 February 2012 Here are some excerpts from a recent interview (Daily Telegraph, 24 February) with Dr Vincent Argent, former BPAS Medical director.Dr Vincent Argent, who prev...

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Abortion and Slavery - Part III Posted by Matthew McCusker on 28 February 2012 Law exists in order to promote the common good.Just laws ensure the order, freedom and security necessary for individuals to pursue authentic goods for themselves and for the society in which they belong.Therefore it...

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Fall in teen pregnancies welcome but not due to greater provision of contraception London, : Statistics which suggest a fall in teenage pregnancies are welcome but are attributed wrongly to greater provision of contraception, says the Society for the Protection of Unborn Children (SPUC). SPUC was r...

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Sex-selective abortion is inevitable consequence of easy abortion access Posted by Jack Francis on 23 February 2012 SPUC has responded to the Telegraph's report which suggests that some British doctors are complicit in sex-selective abortions.Anthony Ozimic, SPUC's communications manager, told ...

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Government says cuts to contraception haven't increased pregnancies or abortions Government says cuts to contraception haven't increased pregnancies or abortions : The British government has said that cuts to contraception haven't increased pregnancies or abortions. In a newly-published parliame...

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Sex selective abortion is inevitable consequence of easy abortion access, says SPUC Sex-selective abortion is inevitable consequence of easy abortion access, says SPUC : Sex-selective abortion is an inevitable consequence of easy access to abortion, says leading pro-life group the Society for th...

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News, Top stories: Dolphins are persons with the right to life, claim experts A group of experts meeting in Canada are claiming that dolphins are persons with the right to life. The experts are calling for recognition of their Declaration on the Rights of Cetaceans. [Metro, 21 February] Anthony...

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A group of experts meeting in Canada are claiming that dolphins are persons with the right to life. The experts are calling for recognition of their Declaration on the Rights of Cetaceans. [Metro, 21 February]Anthony Ozimic of SPUC commented: "The most commonly-accepted definition of person is 'an i...

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Undercover at a pro-abortion meeting: Part III Posted by Dan Blackman on 21 February 2012 The final speaker at the Voice for Choice meeting (see Part I and Part II) was another American called Marge Berer, editor of Reproductive Health Matters, herself post-abortive.The first part of her talk w...

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40 Days for Life launch new campaign with fantastic event Posted by Jack Francis on 16 February 2012 Daniel Blackman wrote earlier this week about the various pro-life events organised by the 40 Days for Life team that took place last weekend.On Monday I had the privilege of attending the 40 Da...

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Britain's IVF regulator has made millions of pounds from fees levied on IVF centres. The Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA) charges £75 per patient. [Independent, 16 February]Anthony Ozimic of SPUC commented: "This is yet more evidence indicating that IVF is mainly an industry run f...

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News, Top stories: UK IVF regulator making millions from fees Britain's IVF regulator has made millions of pounds from fees levied on IVF centres. The Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA) charges £75 per patient. [Independent, 16 February] Anthony Ozimic of SPUC commented: "This i...

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News, Top stories: Groundbreaking weekend for pro-lifers in London The US founders of the 40 Days For Life initiative are visiting the UK. David Bereit and Shawn Carney have so far visited pro-lifers in London, Birmingham and Manchester. Almost 200 people attended the inaugural 40 Days For Life ...

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