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SPUC is currently in the process of instructing solicitors, in light of the SNP’s failure to reinstate our coerced abortion fringe event at their conference.
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The United Nations’ Special Rapporteur on Violence against Women and Girls, Reem Alsalem, has recognised coerced abortion as a form of violence against mothers.
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A Christian teacher is pursuing legal action after she was dismissed from her employment a school in Tyne and Wear, seemingly for expressing her pro-life beliefs.
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The SNP has cancelled a planned fringe event, organised by SPUC, highlighting the reality of coerced abortion in Scotland.
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A woman accused of silently praying outside an abortion facility in Birmingham has entered fresh not guilty pleas to five charges under England and Wales’s new abortion buffer zone law. Isabel Vaughan-Spruce, from Worcestershire, denied the charges at Birmingham Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday. She is accused of breaching the Public…
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A pro-life student society at the University of Manchester was blocked from speaking to students for around four hours after protesters positioned themselves in front of its stall at the university’s Societies Fair. The incident took place on 25 September at Manchester Academy 1 where students were attending the final…
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SPUC has today welcomed the decision by the SNP to remove a controversial draft motion on abortion law reform from its final National Conference agenda.
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Image Source: Shutterstock The Government has acknowledged that new abortion provisions contained in the Crime and Policing Act 2026 mean a woman cannot be prosecuted for ending her own pregnancy at any gestation, including beyond 24 weeks, and would not commit an abortion offence by deliberately misleading a doctor about…
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Image Source: Shutterstock Under the guise of helping “millions of women gain greater choice over pregnancy,” the Foreign, Commonwealth, and Development Office (FCDO) has announced a new funding provision to flog abortion and contraceptives in developing countries at the expense of the British taxpayer. The foreign aid package would make…
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Image Source: Shutterstock Plans to illuminate Belfast City Hall in support of abortion have been halted after councillors formally challenged the controversial decision. The landmark building had been due to turn green on Monday to mark International Safe Abortion Day following a motion brought by the Alliance Party and supported…
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Image Source: Shutterstock Women who deliberately end their pregnancies through abortion will be entitled to statutory bereavement leave under new Government rules which treat abortion, failed IVF, and other forms of pregnancy loss as grounds for grieving. From April 2027, women and their partners who experience a pregnancy ending before…
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Image Source: Google Earth A 19-year-old hairdressing apprentice has been awarded almost £30,000 after an employment tribunal found that her manager told her she should “have an abortion” because she was “too young,” before she was dismissed shortly after asking about returning to work following maternity leave. J Hewitt began…
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Image Sources: Shutterstock | Department for Health and Social Care New statistics released by the Department for Health and Social care on the sex ratios at birth in the United Kingdom show a disparity, particularly among those of Indian origin, that suggest the nation’s taxpayer-funded abortion regime is being used…
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Image Sources: SPUC Pro-Life Saturday 5th September 2026 saw the biggest March for Life UK ever, with over 10,000 pro-lifers marching in a public declaration against abortion. The yearly event saw not only the largest pro-life turnout yet, but the largest counterdemonstration too. The message of the year’s march was…
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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.