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Maison DesChamps, known as the “pro-life Spiderman”, has been sentenced to 45 days in jail and fined $75,000 after climbing the Sphere in Las Vegas in 2024.
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The Government has stated that this is intended to remove barriers to “timely abortion care”.
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A Scottish NHS board is calling for women to donate their eggs in a new public advertising campaign.
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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.
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Undercover journalist David Daleiden has been fully exonerated after a long legal battle stemming from his investigation into Planned Parenthood.
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Swedish pop star Zara Larsson has said she lost a $3 million brand deal after joking about abortion on social media.
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Kermit Gosnell, one of the most prolific serial killers in US history, has died at the age of 85.
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In a late night sitting of the House of Lords, Peers voted to approve the Clause to decriminalise self-induced abortion up to birth, and to retain the Pills by post policy.
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The senator argues that the pill poses serious risks to women and, more significantly, ends the lives of unborn children.
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Lawmakers in Luxembourg have taken a major step toward embedding abortion in the country’s constitution.
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The platform appeared to endorse law-breaking that resulted in the deaths of unborn children.
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A South Korean court has convicted a woman and two doctors of murder after a baby delivered during a late-term abortion was killed shortly after birth, in a case that has sparked international controversy.
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Swedish pop star Zara Larsson has sparked backlash online after appearing to joke about a fan’s abortion in response to a TikTok video from one of her concerts.
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For the first time, the Commission will open the possibility for an existing fund to finance cross-border abortion.
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By explicitly committing to reversing both measures, Restore Britain is positioning itself as a socially conservative alternative on the right of British politics.