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Devi Shah, speaking for the Stop Gendercide campaign, has warned that abortion decriminalisation will lead to the abortion of more unborn baby girls in the UK. Her comments come ahead of a crucial Westminster debate on two pro-abortion amendments to the Criminal Justice Bill.
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Actress and disability rights campaigner Liz Carr will make the case against “terrifying” assisted suicide in a BBC documentary next week on Tuesday 14th.
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Bishop John Sherrington, Lead Bishop for Life Issues, states he is “deeply alarmed” by two pro-abortion amendments proposed for the Criminal Justice Bill, to be debated next week on 15 May
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14 May 2023 started as a normal day for Peter, 74, and Patricia (pictured), who live in Middlesex. Peter is a retired civil servant and Patricia is a freelance tutor.v
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The date when extreme abortion amendments could be voted on is now known, after the Government announced the Report Stage of the Criminal Justice Bill. In today’s Business Statement, Penny Mordaunt, the Leader of the House, announced that Day 1 of the Report Stage will take place on the 15th…
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A top Vatican official has slammed a recent EU proposal to add abortion access to the Charter of Fundamental Rights.
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SPUC has condemned the Scottish Parliament’s “extremism” after MSPs voted to pass stage one buffer zones legislation that could outlaw silent prayer.
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SPUC has expressed deep disgust in the Scottish Parliament’s decision to pass stage one buffer zones legislation. SPUC has condemned this move as a concerning limitation on freedom of expression, speech and undermines the fundamental rights of individuals to assemble peacefully. The introducti
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Legalised assisted suicide threatens the vulnerable and is impossible to control. That is the experience of countries that have introduced the practice according to its opponents. In a packed Westminster Hall, MPs from across the political spectrum warned that changing the law would radically alter the provision of healthcare and…
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Over 200 pro-lifers gathered in defence of life in Edinburgh on Saturday (27 April) to commemorate the millions of lives lost to abortion around the UK.
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Over three-quarters of respondents to a consultation said they oppose buffer zones around abortion facilities in Scotland. SPUC has called on Scottish MSPs to respect the democratic will of the Scottish people.
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Mary Ann (pictured) works in a nursing home in Surrey and is vehemently opposed to a change in the law to legalise assisted suicide.
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The Health, Social Care and Sport Committee has backed MSP Gillian Mackay’s Abortion Services (Safe Access Zones) Bill. SPUC has slammed the move as a betrayal of women in crisis pregnancies.
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Support in Scotland for assisted suicide in non-terminal cases continues to decline, recent polling shows, as the nation considers legalisation that SPUC says is “out of step with public opinion”.
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Pro-life activity around abortion facilities in Scotland is “consistent with the concept of an abortion vigil, rather than a protest”, research commissioned by the Scottish Government has concluded.