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Ireland came within a single vote of a dramatic further expansion of abortion law this week that would have decriminalised abortion and removed key safeguards.
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Scottish Government to be given power to authorise the use of “death row drugs” for assisted suicide
Labour Ministers have been accused of interfering in Scottish affairs and trying to bury bad news by making the announcement on the last day of Parliament before Christmas.
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In the space of a single week, New York and Illinois have crossed a grave moral threshold to legalise assisted suicide.
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Across the West the pro-abortion elite are grappling at straws, trying everything they can to enshrine abortion in law before the population turns against them.
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The Health Secretary was left speechless after being asked to consider whether the introduction of assisted suicide in England and Wales would be safe.
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The leaked policy note has raised serious questions about the Government’s claimed neutrality on assisted suicide.
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The Northern Irish Department for Health have released their annual abortion statistics and they show a consistent increase in elective abortions.
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Pro-life campaigner Isabel Vaughan-Spruce has lived under legal uncertainty for almost a year as the police and CPS continue to decide whether to charge her for silent prayer.
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In a dramatic turn of events, the battle over the legalisation of assisted suicide in England and Wales is now on course to continue until late April 2026.
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Together these amendments seek to protect both unborn children and vulnerable girls.
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Prince Albert II of Monaco has declined to sign a bill passed by the National Council that would have legalised the provision of abortion in the Principality.
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Turnout was just over 40 percent, and the “no” vote comfortably met the legal threshold for revoking legislation.
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Kit Malthouse has raised concerns that technical or procedural manoeuvres are being used in the House of Lords to block the assisted suicide Bill.
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A new study has revealed a rise in the number of women turning to pregnancy resource centres in the aftermath of the United States Supreme Court’s Dobbs ruling.
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She warned that it could put people with eating disorders at grave risk.
