Last Friday, 19 January, thousands of pro-life men, women and children braved sub-zero temperatures in Washington, D.C., for the National March for Life. “Everyone has a right to exist”, said one marcher. “The snow won’t even stop us!”

The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) is issuing guidance to its members stating that they should not report illegal late-term abortions to the police, even when the baby’s safety is at risk.

Mar Galcerán, a 45-year-old with Down’s syndrome, has made history by becoming Spain’s first parliamentarian with this condition.

More than 44.6 million unborn babies were aborted around the world in 2023, according to the website Worldometer. Vastly more unborn lives were killed by abortion than people who lost their lives to war last year.

Over 73% of respondents to a public consultation oppose Secretary of State Chris Heaton-Harris’s plans for compulsory abortion education in Northern Ireland.

The Knights of St Columba, in partnership with SPUC, have launched a Spiritual Bouquet to pray for life from conception to natural death and make abortion unthinkable.

On Christmas Day, Pope Francis addressed many thousands of Roman Catholics in St. Peter’s Square.

The US National Archives Museum has settled with three pro-life plaintiffs who were told to remove anti-abortion clothing. “[They] told me to take off my pro-life pin as I was standing next to the constitution that literally says Freedom of Speech on it”, said one claimant.

A woman who was helped by a pro-life clinic to keep her baby now helps other mothers make the right decision for their children, saving them from abortion. “If I can do it, they can do it, too. They’re stronger than they think.”

“The birth rate challenge is a matter of hope”, Pope Francis said last week while commenting on Italy’s low birth rate, adding that it “reveals a great concern for tomorrow”. Pope Francis attended “The General State of the Birth Rate” conference, held annua

A mother from south-west London has revealed how she had to fight to give birth to her son who doctors wanted to abort after he was diagnosed with Down’s Syndrome.

A tiny premature baby who was born weighing less than a loaf of bread has beaten the odds and is now thriving.

Half of the neonatal cots in a North London hospital are empty as birth rates continue to plummet, says the NHS, as data released in Scotland reveals a 7.5% drop in births, while abortion reaches unprecedented levels around the UK.