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Invite your MP to our Pills-by-Post event in Parliament

SPUC will be holding an event for MPs in Parliament Pills by Post: An Abuser’s Secret Weapon, examining the policy of sending abortion pills to women by post without the need for an in-person consultation with a doctor.

The event will take place in the House of Commons on 6th May 2025 at 5.00 pm.

Kevin Duffy, a management consultant and former international abortion worker, will present his extensive research on the serious dangers that have arisen from the Pills by Post policy since its introduction five years ago. He will particularly highlight how telemedicine has been exploited by abusers to exercise control over their victims.

Please use the tool below to invite your MP to attend.

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Enter your postcode in the box below

Once you have entered your postcode, the tool will bring up your local MP and the form below will automatically be filled with their contact details. The invitation message has been composed for you.

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Once you are ready to send your message to your MP, simply click to select how you would like to send it. You have two options: option 1 allows you to send the e-mail directly from your own e-mail address and option 2 allows SPUC to send the e-mail on your behalf. MPs prefer to received personal e-mail from their constituents so we encourage you to select the first option. This will open up your e-mail and all the information (including your message) will be automatically added to your e-mail, ready for you to press send.

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