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On a dark day for Guernsey, the island’s Assembly elected to double the time limit for abortions from 12 weeks to 24 weeks, the current UK standard, as members voted 23 to 13 for the horrific proposals. After a debate between members of Guernsey’s Assembly, a self-governing British crown dependency, pro-abortion politicians voted to further deprive unborn babies of their right to life, in some cases allowing abortion up to the point of birth, by a margin of 10 votes.

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The right to pray peacefully and offer help to pregnant women came under severe attack in the House of Commons today, says SPUC, as MPs voted by a huge majority to support a ten-minute rule bill that would introduce buffer zones.

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A move to restrict the rights of people to pray and offer help to women outside abortion clinics has been slammed by SPUC. Tomorrow (Wednesday 24 June), Rupa Huq MP will introduce a Ten Minute Rule Bill on “to restrict demonstrations in the vicinity of abortion clinics; and for connected purposes.” 

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A woman who was discarded as medical waste and left to die after surviving the abortion procedure which was intended to kill her, has re-told her testimony, prompting questions around the issue of ‘failed abortions’ and survivors.

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The World Health Organisation has updated its guidance regarding essential medical services amidst the Coronavirus pandemic. The updated guidance now promotes abortion as an “essential service” and encourages the expansion of DIY telemedicine abortion with the remote distribution of chemical abortion drugs. Maria Madise, SPUC International Director said: “It is completely unacceptable for the global health agency to promote killing babies as part of its guidance on essential healthcare and governments who care about the life and health of their vulnerable citizens should decidedly denounce WHO’s advice.”

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A baby boy who was born three months prematurely has become the UK’s youngest COVID-19 survivor after beating the virus. SPUC has described the baby’s remarkable recovery as “a powerful witness to life”.

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A woman has spoken out about the negative workplace attitude that she faced after informing her boss that she was pregnant. The anonymous woman describes how she was placed on unpaid leave and was asked by management if she “intended to keep the baby.” Speaking to a pregnancy rights c...

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Pro-life campaigners are accusing MPs who voted to impose radical new abortion regulations on Northern Ireland of “a gross abuse of power”.

SPUC says that it will never accept the legislation and has vowed to continue its campaign to repeal the Northern Ireland (Executive Formation etc) Act which decriminalised abortion in the Province. On Wednesday, the House of Commons approved regulations, which critics argue permit abortion virtually on demand during the first six months of pregnancy and, in some cases, up to birth. Speaking after MPs voted by 253 to 136 to back the London Government’s regulations, Liam Gibson, SPUC’s Northern Ireland political officer said:

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The House of Lords have backed the “extreme” Westminster abortion regime which has been imposed on Northern Ireland, despite opposition from the Stormont Assembly. SPUC Northern Ireland has criticised the decision made by the House of Lords calling it one of a “series of undemocratic events that will impose the most heinous of abortion regimes on Northern Ireland.”

Yesterday evening, the peers voted overwhelmingly in support of the abortion provisions by 355 votes to 77, a majority of 278.

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A doctor in the Netherlands has justified killing a 74-year-old woman with dementia by adding a sedative to her coffee, then administering a lethal drug, saying it was “for the best”. Dr Marinou Arends, now retired, has spoken publicly to justify the killing in 2016, when she was working in a nursing home in the Hague. She was cleared of the charge of murder in September 2019.

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New statistics have revealed that during 2019 in England and Wales, 52,235 unborn children were killed at home by chemical abortion. Michael Robinson, SPUC Director of Communications said: “These innocent dead children were unique and unrepeatable. They were essentially killed in the homes in which they might have been raised and they have had their futures snatched away by abortion.”

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The Society for the Protection of Unborn Children has described abortion figures for 2019, released today by the Department for Health and Social Care, as “a national tragedy”. 209,519 unborn children were aborted in England and Wales in 2019; the highest number since the Abortion Act came into force in April 1968.

Antonia Tully, SPUC Director of Campaigns, said: “We are looking at a national tragedy here. This appalling figure shows us that abortion is becoming more and more normalised. Propaganda telling women that abortion is ‘simple and safe’ coupled with easier access to abortion pills is driving up abortion numbers.

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SPUC has responded to a letter which states: “The Scottish Government is satisfied that taking mifepristone at home is safe.”

In April, John Deighan, CEO of SPUC Scotland, wrote a letter to Jeane Freeman, the Scottish Cabinet Secretary for Health and Sport, raising a number of concerns about the remote abortions policy. He urged the Scottish Government to reverse the approval allowing women to take both of the drugs required for a chemical abortion at home, without a physical consultation with a doctor.

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