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Last Saturday, 2 September 2023, an estimated seven thousand pro-lifers gathered in London for the annual UK March for Life. This year’s event saw a high turnout defending unborn babies’ “Freedom to Live”.
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A nurse in the United States has won a key conscientious objection case after the US Department of Veterans Affairs did not allow staff to opt out of providing abortion services.
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There were just 605,000 live births in England and Wales in 2022, the lowest number since 2002, a 3% drop from 2021. Meanwhile, abortion surged in 2022.
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A woman has appeared at Teesside Crown Court in Middlesbrough charged with unlawfully carrying out an abortion on her child. A trial is expected to take place in January 2024.
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An event at Ulster University staged by a pro-abortion activist group has promoted “the happy abortion”.
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Yesterday, 9 August, a British Army veteran appeared in court on the charge of praying silently outside a BPAS abortion facility in Bournemouth, UK. Pleading “not guilty”, Adam Smith-Connor later stated that he was being prosecuted “for a thought crime”.
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A poll from the University of Chicago has reported a worrying rise in support for pro-abortion violence since the repeal of Roe v. Wade in the United States in 2022.
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During his visit to Portugal this week, Pope Francis warned that human life is being placed “at risk by utilitarian drifts that use and discard it”, particularly abortion and assisted suicide.
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Catherine Wheeler was an OB/GYN doctor who aborted babies up to 18 weeks. “They felt it all”, discloses Wheeler, who has since renounced her profession and now speaks out against her former industry. “Abortion is not healthcare.”
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An elderly pro-life woman was knocked over and injured during an attack on SPUC’s Project Truth stall in Dundee last week. SPUC has condemned the unprovoked attack.
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1 in 61 pregnant women at work were pressured by their boss to have an abortion, new research has found. “It would be better for your career if you just brought a coat hanger”, one mother was told.
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The Minister for Health and Social Services on Jersey has launched a review of the island’s abortion law. The consultation is incredibly leading, says SPUC, and invites Islanders to select horrific options, including abortion up to birth for sex selection.
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Sir Ian Duncan Smith, a former leader of the Conservative Party, has slammed “bizarre” UK foreign aid handouts to China, which has a terrible human rights record, including coerced abortion against Uyghurs.
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Dr Haywood Robinson and his wife, Dr Noreen Johnson, are former abortionists who have related their experiences as young medical students inculcated into abortion in the aftermath of Roe v. Wade in 1973.
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“Women whose first pregnancy ends in induced abortion are significantly more likely than women whose first pregnancy ends in a live birth to experience mental health problems throughout their reproductive years”, a new study from the Charlotte Lozier Institute has concluded.
