On Tuesday 17th June, MPs voted to expand our already horrific abortion laws even further. Abortion advocates in Parliament hijacked the Government’s Crime and Policing Bill by tabling amendments to remove abortion from the criminal law. You can see how your MP voted here.

New Clause 1

New Clause 1, tabled by Tonia Antoniazzi MP, seeks to change criminal law so that “no offence is committed by a woman acting in relation to her own pregnancy” at any gestation. This means that a woman who induced her abortion at home using pills (or any other method) at any stage of pregnancy, including just before natural birth, would not commit a crime.

This was approved by 379 votes to 137.

New Clause 20

New Clause 20, tabled by Stella Creasy, and which would have completely repealed the underlying abortion law, leaving no way to prosecute an abusive partner who causes the death of an unborn baby, was not voted on.

What next?

The Crime and Policing Bill has now passed to the House of Lords for debate and scrutiny. As NC1 was incorporated into the Bill, the clause on decriminalising abortion is now Clause 191 of the Crime and Policing Bill.

The Lords debated the Bill at Second Reading on 16^th October 2025, with peers who spoke on the subject opposing the policy by almost three to one. The Bill is now at Committee stage, where peers can suggest amendments. Those related to abortion have been grouped together, and will be debated on the last day of committee stage, currently set for 27^th January 2026. Amendments tabled include removing Clause 191 from the Bill, ending the Bills by post policy, and mandatory investigations for underage abortions.

Please write to members of the House of Lords and ask them to fight the extreme abortion up to birth amendment. This was not in any manifesto. It was passed after just 43 minutes backbench debate, with very little notice. The public did not know this was coming – and are outraged that MPs have voted through this barbaric policy. The Lords can and must fight back.

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