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SPUC calls on John Swinney to rule out “abortion up to birth” as SNP conference draft agenda reveals push for decriminalisation
Total decriminalisation would strip away existing legal time limits, opening the door to abortion on demand for any reason up to the moment of birth.
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“Why are we shocked?”: The women worshipping Lindsay Clancy
Lindsay Clancy is standing trial for the murder of her three young children, whom she strangled with exercise bands at their family home
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SPUC urges Scottish Government to prioritise human dignity, poverty eradication, and maternal safety in September’s Programme for Government
SPUC have outlined five interventions they urge the Scottish Government to make to support women and protect the most vulnerable in society.
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Abortion up-to-birth now law in England & Wales
Since parliament was prorogued on Wednesday 29th April, abortion up-to-birth is now the law of the land in England & Wales.
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Two pro-life bills introduced into the House of Lords
Image source: UK Parliament – (L) Lord Moylan | (R) Baroness O’Loan Two new pro-life Private Members’ Bills are set to be introduced in the House of Lords after being selected in this parliamentary session’s ballot, while no pro-assisted suicide or pro-abortion Bills secured places. Lord Moylan’s Complications from Abortions…
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Irish Dáil rejects abortion decriminalisation and scrapping the three-day waiting period
The Republic of Ireland’s Dáil has rejected a sweeping attempt to liberalise the country’s abortion laws, with TDs voting down the Social Democrats’ Reproductive Rights (Amendment) Bill by 85 votes to 30. The radical proposals would have abolished the mandatory three-day waiting period before an abortion, removed criminal sanctions for…
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Abortion up-to-birth now law in England & Wales
Since parliament was prorogued on Wednesday 29th April, abortion up-to-birth is now the law of the land in England & Wales.
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House of Commons votes to pardon all women prosecuted for past illegal abortions
MPs have approved a significant change to abortion law that will pardon women convicted of illegal abortions and erase records of investigations, arrests and charges.














