SPUC is holding a mass lobby of MPs on Friday 16 July/Saturday 17 July 2021. 

The number of abortions which took place in England and Wales during 2020 is the “highest since records began”, according to the Department of Health and Social Care.

Freddie Figgers, the inventor and telecoms magnate, was left in a rubbish bin as a child.

A female professor has launched a lawsuit against a college in New Jersey in the United States, alleging that the university discriminated against her because she was a mother.

A pro-life group in Toledo, in the U.S. state of Ohio, has found an ingenious solution to the threat of a buffer zone law around the only abortion clinic operating in the city.

Choice42, a Canadian pro-life group led by Laura Klassen, has produced a heartfelt animated video, encouraging women to choose life over abortion.

The Argentine Fundación Más Vida (More Life Foundation) reports that an illegal late-term abortion was committed on a child of 25 weeks because the baby had a disability.

SPUC has slammed China’s policy shift that will “allow” married couples to have up to three children.

Amber Casey, a mother of two, refused to abort her child because of a heart defect identified by doctors. Now her son is healthy and happy after the defect disappeared.

A date has been fixed for the court challenge launched by SPUC against the UK Government’s imposition of abortion on Northern Ireland. 

A newly opened Down’s syndrome centre in Roseville, in the U.S. state of California, has been vandalised. The offensive act has been labelled a “hate crime”.

Women in the Tien Du district of Northern Vietnam are giving their time to support pregnant women and provide dignified burials to babies who have died as a result of abortion or miscarriage.

“Gianna’s Law”, named after a survivor of abortion, has just been passed by the U.S. Alabama State Senate, seeking to protect other survivors.

13.5 million baby girls have been killed by sex-selective abortions in India between 1987 and 2016, a leading medical journal has estimated. 

A nine-year-old boy born with just two percent of his brain is hoping to be able to walk and play football for the first time after undergoing a five-hour operation to straighten his legs.

President Joe Biden will not be giving the commencement address at the Catholic University of Notre Dame this year, it has emerged, breaking with tradition, reportedly due to the President’s pro-abortion position after students petitioned against him.

A new onslaught to legalise assisted suicide starts today as Baroness Meacher introduces an Assisted Dying Bill into the House of Lords.

SPUC has described Scottish abortion figures, released today by Public Health Scotland as a “national tragedy”.

Francesca Bradley-Curran, a “miracle” baby born at just 24 weeks gestation, with feet the size of a penny, has stunned doctors who said she would never walk or talk.

Over 100 pro-lifers gathered at a SPUC Scotland event on 22nd May to commemorate the lives lost to abortion and to celebrate the gift of life.