News, Abortion Irish Catholic bishops comment on abortion issue as general election looms [Independent.ie, 20 February] http://bit.ly/e5Gn0S Irish Pharmaceutical Society says pharmacists should seek parental consent for minors seeking morning-after pills [Independent.ie, 19 February] http://bit.l...

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News, Abortion Planned Parenthood tried to force raped teen to have abortion [LifeNews.com, 14 February] http://bit.ly/hNGTP9 Chicago pro-life project helps women halt second trimester abortions [CNA, 11 February] http://bit.ly/ejvHmB American abortion provider seeks removal of restrictions on mo...

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Abortion recovery group welcomes high court ruling against bedroom abortion Glasgow, : A group helping women recover from the trauma of abortion has welcomed yesterday's high court ruling against bedroom abortions. Margaret Cuthill, national co-ordinator of Abortion Recovery Care and Helpline (ARCH)...

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Pro-lifers hail high court rejection of bedroom abortions as victory for women London, : Pro-lifers have hailed today's high court judgment on bedroom abortions as a victory for women. The Society for the Protection of Unborn Children (SPUC) intervened in the case, and evidence submitted by SPUC pla...

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High court to issue ruling in bedroom abortions case on Monday London, : The High Court will hand down its judgment in the "bedroom abortions" case on Monday 14 February at 10am. Mr Justice Supperstone will hand down his judgment, in the case of BPAS vs Secretary of State for Health, in court 12, St...

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Explicit lessons in school are priming your children for sex, SPUC warns Worksop parents at public meeting Explicit lessons in school are priming your children for sex, SPUC warns Worksop parents at public meeting London, : Dozens of worried parents attended a meeting in Worksop yesterday evenin...

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News, Contact your MP today re this Friday's sex ed bill Chris Bryant’s private member’s bill to make sex and relationships education (SRE) compulsory in all schools is due for second reading this Friday, 11 February. SPUC has produced a detailed briefing on the Bryant bill. Although the bill is ...

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Contact your MP today re this Friday's sex ed billChris Bryant’s private member’s bill to make sex and relationships education (SRE) compulsory in all schools is due for second reading this Friday, 11 February. SPUC has produced a detailed briefing on the Bryant bill. Although the bill is unlikely t...

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High court reserves judgment in 'bedroom abortion' case High court reserves judgment in 'bedroom abortion' case London, : The High Court in London today reserved its judgment on a push to allow so-called 'bedroom abortions', reports pro-life group the Society for the Protection of Unborn Childre...

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Parents to hear about sex ed in primary schools at public meeting London, : Extracts from a controversial sex education programme will be screened at a public meeting being held in Worksop, Notts., to alert parents to the dangers of explicit sex education. The programme under scrutiny is "Living and...

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Bedroom abortions case to continue tomorrow at High Court in London London, : The High Court hearing into bedroom abortions, which began last Friday (28 January), will continue tomorrow, Friday 4 February, at 10:30a.m. SPUC is being represented by legal counsel at the hearing. It is expected that or...

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French Senate rejection of assisted suicide and euthanasia welcomed by UK pro-life group SPUC London, : The French Senate's overnight rejection of proposals to allow assisted suicide and euthanasia has been welcomed by SPUC Pro-Life, a leading anti-euthanasia organisation in the United Kingdom. The ...

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SPUC has said that it will seek leave to intervene in a court case on the legality of so-called bedroom abortions. SPUC was responding to a High Court challenge launched by the British Pregnancy Advisory Service (BPAS), one of Britain’s main abortion providers. BPAS is seeking to widen the scope for...

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News, SPUC to intervene in bedroom abortions case SPUC has said that it will seek leave to intervene in a court case on the legality of so-called bedroom abortions. SPUC was responding to a High Court challenge launched by the British Pregnancy Advisory Service (BPAS), one of Britain’s main abort...

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Boots morning-after pill sale unconstitutional say pro-lifers Dublin, : Boots the pharmacists could violate the Irish constitution if they go ahead and supply morning-after pills, says European Life Network of Dublin. The network's Patrick Buckley said: "Morning-after pills can cause an early aborti...

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Pro-life group to intervene in bedroom abortions case London, - Leading pro-life group the Society for the Protection of Unborn Children (SPUC) has said that it will seek leave to intervene in a court case on the legality of so-called bedroom abortions. SPUC was responding to a High Court challenge...

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News, Irish abortion lobby use European court ruling to push for legalised abortion The Irish abortion lobby is using a mixed ruling in the European Court of Human Rights to push for legalised abortion in Ireland. The Court ruled that a woman who was unable to procure an abortion while in remissi...

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The Irish abortion lobby is using a mixed ruling in the European Court of Human Rights to push for legalised abortion in Ireland. The Court ruled that a woman who was unable to procure an abortion while in remission from cancer had been denied her medical options. Mary Harney, the pro-abortion Irish...

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One-fifth of young women in Britain used morning-after pills in 2010, suggests a new poll. The poll of 3,000 women conducted by The Co-operative Pharmacy also suggested that one in 50 women had used morning-after pills three or more times in the same period. [Telegraph, 1 January] http://bit.ly/ex7D...

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News, One-fifth of young women in Britain used morning-after pills in 2010 One-fifth of young women in Britain used morning-after pills in 2010, suggests a new poll. The poll of 3,000 women conducted by The Co-operative Pharmacy also suggested that one in 50 women had used morning-after pills thr...

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