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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…
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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 The World Health Organization has predicted that new contraceptives for men could become available within just three to five years, in a development being hailed as a “game changer.” Those hailing this as a breakthrough risk further separating sex from its potential consequences and encouraging a more…
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Image Source: X / Mike Lee Canada recorded more deaths through assisted suicide in 2024 than the United States recorded firearm homicides, despite the US having a population more than eight times larger. According to Health Canada’s latest annual report, 16,499 people died through Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) during…
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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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Image Source: (L) UK Parliament | (R) SPUC Pro-Life Liberal Democrat MP for the South Cotswolds Dr Roz Savage has this weekend authored an explanation of why she decided to vote against the resurrected Terminally Ill Adults (End Of Life) Bill at its Second Reading, despite having a mother who…
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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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Policy choices must centre on the protection of human dignity, the eradication of poverty, and the safeguarding of vulnerable women.
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Image Source: Shutterstock A disabled two-year-old child has been euthanised in the Netherlands after doctors and the child’s parents concluded that the toddler was suffering unbearably, despite the child not being terminally ill and being incapable of requesting death. The case is the first reported use of controversial Dutch rules…
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Image Source: UK Parliament On Friday the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill failed to pass its second attempt Second Reading in the House of Commons by a margin of just sixteen votes, 286 to 270. During the heated debate on the issue, which could have led to the…
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MPs voting against the assisted suicide bill have warned that the “NHS should be saving lives, not taking lives”as the risks to the most vulnerable were highlighted during a debate at Westminster. The debate concluded with the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill being voted down by 286 to 270 votes.
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Image Source: Shutterstock On Monday 7th September a petition brought forward by Adam Frisby, a fashion mogul and gay dad, was debated in Westminster Hall after receiving more than 113,000 signatures. The petition intended to grant parental orders at birth instead of after the current statutory six week buffer. The…