SPUC deplores false claims about sex education in House of Commons London, : SPUC has deplored the misinformation provided by Chris Bryant, MP for Rhondda, in introducing a bill to force all schools to provide sex education. His claims about sex education in other European countries were roundly cri...

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Msgr Ignatio Barreiro-Carambula, interim head of Human Life International, has criticised calls for Britain's unfit to be forcibly sterilised. Professor David Marsland recently told the BBC that child abuse could be solved by permanently sterilising a small minority of parents with chronic mental il...

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A new study has suggested that only 13 percent of Nigerian doctors would be prepared to perform abortion, if the Nigerian abortion laws were liberalised. The study also revealed that doctors do not think the liberalisation of abortion laws will reduce abortion-related maternal deaths. Previous studi...

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News, Nigerian doctors unwilling to commit abortions, suggests study A new study has suggested that only 13 percent of Nigerian doctors would be prepared to perform abortion, if the Nigerian abortion laws were liberalised. The study also revealed that doctors do not think the liberalisation of ab...

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News, African Union extends plans to promote abortion The African Union concluded its annual summit last week, during which member states agreed to increase legal abortion in Africa. The pro-abortion Maputo Plan of Action was extended until 2015. States also agreed to expand a new pro-abortion in...

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The African Union concluded its annual summit last week, during which member states agreed to increase legal abortion in Africa. The pro-abortion Maputo Plan of Action was extended until 2015. States also agreed to expand a new pro-abortion initiative on maternal mortality. [LifeSiteNews.com, 5 Augu]...

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A ruling by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) in favour of a television advertisement by Marie Stopes International (MSI), one of Britain's main abortion providers, has been condemned by SPUC. Paul Tully, SPUC general secretary, said abortion advertising was dishonest and deceitful whether i...

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News, Advertising body approves offensive Marie Stopes abortion ad A ruling by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) in favour of a television advertisement by Marie Stopes International (MSI), one of Britain's main abortion providers, has been condemned by SPUC. Paul Tully, SPUC general sec...

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Abortion ad approval condemned by leading pro-life group London, - A ruling by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) in favour of a television advertisement by Marie Stopes International (MSI), one of Britain's main abortion providers, has been condemned by the Society for the Protection of Unb...

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News, Doctors in India worried over abuse of morning-after pillThere is growing concern amongst healthcare workers and government officials in India about the routine use of morning-after pills. Manufacturers of the “I-pill” and “Unwanted 72” are promoting them as primary contraceptives, resultin...

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There is growing concern amongst healthcare workers and government officials in India about the routine use of morning-after pills. Manufacturers of the "I-pill" and "Unwanted 72" are promoting them as primary contraceptives, resulting in teenagers overusing them. The pills have health risks such as...

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The British government is planning to adjust its foreign aid spending in order to promote so-called family planning overseas. The department for international development claims that a major cause of maternal deaths is so-called unsafe abortion, and therefore promotes so-called safe abortions as the...

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News, Britain plans to use aid budget to fund abortion in the third world The British government is planning to adjust its foreign aid spending in order to promote so-called family planning overseas. The department for international development claims that a major cause of maternal deaths is so-c...

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Abortion consultation will be watched closely says pro-life group SPUC Belfast, : The Society for the Protection of Unborn Children (SPUC) has concerns that the new Northern Ireland government guidance on abortion could seek to undermine the province’s abortion laws the way that previous guidelines ...

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News, UK assisted suicide campaigner backs paraplegic man's request for euthanasia Debbie Purdy, one of Britain's most prominent assisted suicide campaigners, has expressed her wholehearted support for Tony Nicklinson's request for euthanasia by lethal dose. In 2009 Mrs Purdy won a court victo...

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Debbie Purdy, one of Britain's most prominent assisted suicide campaigners, has expressed her wholehearted support for Tony Nicklinson's request for euthanasia by lethal dose. In 2009 Mrs Purdy won a court victory which required the director of public prosecutions to clarify in what circumstances in...

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Last night moves in the House of Commons to impose sex education on schools through amendments to the government's Academies bill were defeated. Amendments by a Labour and a Green MP would have advanced the pro-abortion lobby's goal of imposing sex and relationships education on all schools. Anthony...

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News, UK children continue to receive damaging sex education as MPs push for more of the same Last night moves in the House of Commons to impose sex education on schools through amendments to the government's Academies bill were defeated. Amendments by a Labour and a Green MP would have advanced ...

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News, Northern Irish director of nursing apologises after elderly patients claim they were malnourished A Northern Irish director of nursing has apologised after an elderly persons' rights group complained that elderly hospital patients were being malnourished. Age Northern Ireland said patients...

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A Northern Irish director of nursing has apologised after an elderly persons' rights group complained that elderly hospital patients were being malnourished. Age Northern Ireland said patients were being left alone while unable to eat the food on their tray. The group said elderly patients were depe...

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