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It is the fifth region in the country to introduce rules governing the practice despite the absence of a national legal framework.
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The princely household said the proposed reform was not suitable for adequately protecting unborn life as a central legal interest.
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This milestone comes despite sustained opposition from campaigners and medical professionals concerned about the risks to vulnerable patients.
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Poland’s parliament has voted to roll back key protections for unborn children.
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The agency’s decision has since prompted a concerted effort by Democratic senators to have the drugs removed from its list of substances under surveillance.
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The case has been described as frivolous and a publicity stunt.
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The President of the Bishops’ Conference of Scotland has criticised the SNP for their censorial cancellation of SPUC’s planned fringe event at the Party’s annual conference.
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SPUC is currently in the process of instructing solicitors, in light of the SNP’s failure to reinstate our coerced abortion fringe event at their conference.
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The United Nations’ Special Rapporteur on Violence against Women and Girls, Reem Alsalem, has recognised coerced abortion as a form of violence against mothers.
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A Christian teacher is pursuing legal action after she was dismissed from her employment a school in Tyne and Wear, seemingly for expressing her pro-life beliefs.
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The SNP has cancelled a planned fringe event, organised by SPUC, highlighting the reality of coerced abortion in Scotland.
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The SNP has cancelled an SPUC fringe event on coerced abortion.
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Is it a coincidence that as we have become increasingly concerned about animal welfare, we have become less concerned about the welfare of our unborn brothers and sisters?
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SPUC has today welcomed the decision by the SNP to remove a controversial draft motion on abortion law reform from its final National Conference agenda.
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If a miscarriage before 24 weeks is recognised as a real loss worthy of statutory bereavement leave, how can abortion at the same gestational age remain legally and morally unproblematic?