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Liechtenstein’s hereditary prince vetoes bill to legalise abortion up to 12 weeks
The princely household said the proposed reform was not suitable for adequately protecting unborn life as a central legal interest.
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SPUC pursues legal action as SNP refuse to reinstate conference fringe event on coerced abortion
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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PRESS RELEASES
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SPUC response to SNP decision to cancel fringe event that sought to highlight the reality of coerced abortion in Scotland
The SNP has cancelled an SPUC fringe event on coerced abortion.
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SPUC authors open letter to Glasgow officials: Protect homeless pregnant women and their children
Image Source: Shutterstock SPUC’s Executive Director Michael Robinson has authored a letter to all members of the Glasgow Council, Council Chief Executive, and every Glasgow MP and MSP. This comes after the charity Homeless Project Scotland refused emergency housing to a 34-week pregnant mother fleeing abuse. One staff member said…
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SPUC Welcomes SNP Decision to Drop Radical “Abortion Up to Birth” Motion from their Conference Agenda
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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SPUC calls on John Swinney to rule out “abortion up to birth” as SNP conference draft agenda reveals push for decriminalisation
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.
Abortion
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Liechtenstein’s hereditary prince vetoes bill to legalise abortion up to 12 weeks
The princely household said the proposed reform was not suitable for adequately protecting unborn life as a central legal interest.
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Poland votes to liberalise abortion laws
Poland’s parliament has voted to roll back key protections for unborn children.
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Environmental agency to investigate abortion drugs in drinking water amid political backlash
The agency’s decision has since prompted a concerted effort by Democratic senators to have the drugs removed from its list of substances under surveillance.
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Woman sues pro-life group for $460k, claiming Texas abortion ban forced her to have two children
The case has been described as frivolous and a publicity stunt.
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SPUC pursues legal action as SNP refuse to reinstate conference fringe event on coerced abortion
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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UN Expert presses for end to coerced abortion
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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Christian teacher pursues legal action after dismissal for expressing pro-life stance
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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SPUC vows to take action as the SNP cancels fringe event on coerced abortion
The SNP has cancelled a planned fringe event, organised by SPUC, highlighting the reality of coerced abortion in Scotland.
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End of life
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Italian region approves assisted suicide law, raising concerns for vulnerable patients
It is the fifth region in the country to introduce rules governing the practice despite the absence of a national legal framework.
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Isle of Man assisted suicide law receives Royal Assent despite warnings over risks to vulnerable people
This milestone comes despite sustained opposition from campaigners and medical professionals concerned about the risks to vulnerable patients.
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Canada Halts Planned Expansion of Assisted Suicide to Mental Illness
Canada has indefinitely postponed plans to allow people whose sole medical condition is a mental illness to access medical assistance in dying (MAID) , following concerns about whether safeguards are sufficient to protect vulnerable people. The federal government announced the decision on Wednesday, abandoning plans to extend eligibility from March…
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Jersey assisted suicide chair called procedure harmful in 2012
Image Source: UK Parliament The newly appointed chair of Jersey’s Assisted Dying Assurance and Delivery Committee previously warned that “assisted suicide does harm others” and could leave seriously ill and disabled people feeling they have a “duty” to die. Dr Sarah Wollaston was appointed by the Jersey Government earlier this…
OPINION
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Why do we care more about pets than unborn babies?
Is it a coincidence that as we have become increasingly concerned about animal welfare, we have become less concerned about the welfare of our unborn brothers and sisters?
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The uncomfortable truth behind extending bereavement leave for miscarriage
If a miscarriage before 24 weeks is recognised as a real loss worthy of statutory bereavement leave, how can abortion at the same gestational age remain legally and morally unproblematic?
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A New Government: what does it mean for the pro-life movement?
Andy Burnham has now appointed his new Cabinet. Who are they, and what are their views on life issues?
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“Neutral” Government Allocates Extra Time for Assisted Suicide Bill
In a dramatic turn of events, the battle over the legalisation of assisted suicide in England and Wales is now on course to continue until late April 2026.
Inspiring Stories
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SPUC’s 2025 Youth Conference sees record number of young pro-lifers unite for life
SPUC has lauded its largest-ever Youth Conference that saw over 200 young people come together from across the UK in defence of life.
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Belfast City Hall “Safe Abortion Day” illuminations halted
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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Texas teen divides the internet after abandoning her child at a bus stop
Karla Ibarra, 18 | Image Source: Bexar County Sheriff’s Office The case of an 18-year-old mother accused of abandoning her one-month-old baby with a stranger at a Texas bus stop has divided pro-lifers on social media, raising difficult questions about motherhood, responsibility, compassion, and what society should expect of parents…
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Biggest March for Life ever undeterred despite Church invasion and arrests
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…
EDUCATION
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Labour set to axe free speech bill that would protect pro-life students on UK campuses
The Labour Government has said it will “stop further commencement” of the Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Act 2023, legislation that protects the right to expression of pro-life students and others on UK campuses.
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“Withdraw the Law” event in Belfast hosted by SPUC opposes RSE regulations imposed by Westminster
On 12 September, SPUC hosted its “Withdraw the Law” meeting, pushing back against Westminster’s “unacceptable” Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) diktat that includes teaching abortion access to schoolgirls aged between 12 and 16.
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NI parents concerned about lessons imposing abortion ideology on children, poll finds in wake of Westminster diktat
A poll commissioned by SPUC has shown that parents in Northern Ireland have deep concerns about RSE lessons imposing pro-abortion ideology on children. “Westminster must listen to parents”, SPUC said in a statement. “In light of this poll, the current RSE proposals for Northern Ireland are unsustainable and undemocratic.”
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MP quits Government role over regulations forcing NI schools to teach abortion
Robin Millar, Conservative MP for Aberconwy, has quit his role as Parliamentary Private Secretary (PPS) to the Welsh Secretary, David T. C. Davies, in order to vote against controversial sex education regulations in Northern Ireland.
International
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Italian region approves assisted suicide law, raising concerns for vulnerable patients
It is the fifth region in the country to introduce rules governing the practice despite the absence of a national legal framework.
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Liechtenstein’s hereditary prince vetoes bill to legalise abortion up to 12 weeks
The princely household said the proposed reform was not suitable for adequately protecting unborn life as a central legal interest.
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Poland votes to liberalise abortion laws
Poland’s parliament has voted to roll back key protections for unborn children.
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Environmental agency to investigate abortion drugs in drinking water amid political backlash
The agency’s decision has since prompted a concerted effort by Democratic senators to have the drugs removed from its list of substances under surveillance.
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