In a remarkable show of solidarity and determination, SPUC England supporters came together to attend the highly successful webinar finale on how to end the dangerous pills by post policy. The focus of the event was to address and strategise against the policy that has stirred widespread concern across the…

In a remarkable display of courage and commitment, a group of teenage students from The St Joseph Academy in California have taken a bold stand against abortion. These young individuals organized and participated in a peaceful prayer vigil outside a local Planned Parenthood clinic, reciting the Rosary as a powerful…

Victoria Villarruel, 48, the vice president-elect of Argentina, has backed a repeal of the nation’s 2020 abortion law that legalised abortion up to 14 weeks.

SPUC Scotland supporters gathered virtually on Tuesday evening for what was the second of three online webinars in the campaign to end the pills by post policy.

Jamie Lynn Spears broke down in tears on ITV’s I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out of Hereas she recalled being pressured to have an abortion when she became pregnant at 16, and being told that she would be a “horrible mum.”

The Government has announced that a public consultation will be launched on the content guidance on the policing of buffer zones around abortion clinics.

In a significant turning point, Argentines have elected avowed pro-lifer, Javier Milei, as their new President.

Kayleigh Williamson has made history as one of the first people with Down’s Syndrome to cross the finish line of the New York City Marathon.

Catholic primary school children as young as eight could be taught access to abortion after a new RSHP redraft removed the “Denominational Education” exemption clause.

Last Saturday, 11 November, the annual 500 Crosses for Life procession took place in London, praying for, as well as mourning, the unborn dead killed by abortion every day in the UK.

SPUC’s Coerced Abortion Event in Parliament was attended by 12 MPs from various political parties who heard that abortion is far from being about “choice”.

A Paralympian abortion survivor has been honoured by the president of the Philippines. “There’s a purpose for us in this world. We need to be fighters in life”, said the swimming champion.

A mother from Guernsey has condemned clinicians after her unborn baby was “booked for an abortion without my permission”.

A new YouGov shows that “Britons ultimately want to see less abortion”, says SPUC, after the public was found to be supportive of pre-abortion counselling, while also having concerns about DIY home abortion.

The Office for Students newly appointed free speech champion has warned that higher education is failing to protect the academic freedom of students on UK campuses. SPUC has called for pro-life students to be protected following several “disgusting threats” made against them at universities.