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The practice has been condemned as a form of exploitation that inflicts serious harm on women and children.
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Why do women have abortions? A lack of money is often claimed to be the reason that most women choose abortion. However, a new paper finds that the link between poverty and abortion is not so simple.
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Supporters travelled from across the country to make their voices heard at Holyrood.
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The fund would financially aid women to access abortion in countries where the procedure is legal, when it is prohibited in their own.
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They call for abortion law across the UK to be amended in line with World Health Organisation guidance, which supports at-home medical abortions up to 12 weeks.
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Prime minister Pedro Sánchez framed the proposal as a defence of “reproductive freedom” in the face of what he described as a global rollback of women’s rights.
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Prime Minister Robert Fico, who introduced the reforms earlier this year, explained that he drew inspiration from US President Donald Trump in advancing these measures.
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Is the biggest enemy to the pro-life movement itself?
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The Chicago-born Pope urged consistency within the pro-life movement, insisting that to be truly pro-life is to hold a position that rejects abortion while also opposing the death penalty and the mistreatment of migrants.
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For centuries, women have borne the irreplaceable role of bearing and nurturing life.
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Declining numbers suggest that more women are finding alternatives to abortion, whether through practical support, the courage to continue their pregnancy, or the increasing visibility of the pro-life message.
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The law was passed to encourage larger families at a time when population growth had fallen to a mere 0.7 per cent.
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Rose Docherty has been arrested for a second time after standing quietly outside the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow with a placard offering conversation.
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A Polish-born actress who escaped a Nazi ghetto as a child died last weekend in Switzerland.
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After two days of intense debate with roughly 160 speakers, the consensus in the House of Lords is that the Leadbeater Bill cannot be passed in its current state.
