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Another attempt to water down the provisions promised to the Irish public during the 2018 abortion referendum is now underway.
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In a late-night session in the House of Lords, peers yesterday delivered a powerful challenge to proposal to radically alter the legal framework governing abortion in the UK.
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In the UK, 90% of babies diagnosed with Down’s syndrome in the womb are aborted. What do we think this more efficient test will be used for?
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France’s proposed assisted suicide legislation has been left in jeopardy after the Senate rejected its central provision.
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Critics of the Assisted Suicide Bill are becoming increasingly frustrated as the Bill’s sponsor refuses to engage with their concerns.
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The question of whether faith-based hospitals should be permitted to refuse to provide MAiD continues to divide Canada.
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Under the oft misused guise of compassion and technological progress the assisted suicide movement has taken another chilling step forward.
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The abortion debate in Greece, long regarded by the political establishment as settled and closed, has been unexpectedly reopened by a figure whose growing political significance has unsettled the entire system.
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Let’s take a peek at what lies in Scotland’s future, were MSPs to choose assisted suicide…
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The UK’s leading pro-life group responds to the new abortion figures from the Department for Health and Social Care.
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The unusually blunt language has raised eyebrows across Westminster, not least because the APM has historically been careful and restrained when engaging on assisted suicide.
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More than 250 doctors and senior healthcare professionals in Wales have issued a stark warning to politicians
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Major takeaways from last week’s House of Lords debate on assisted suicide.
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Ireland came within a single vote of a dramatic further expansion of abortion law this week that would have decriminalised abortion and removed key safeguards.
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Scottish Government to be given power to authorise the use of “death row drugs” for assisted suicide
Labour Ministers have been accused of interfering in Scottish affairs and trying to bury bad news by making the announcement on the last day of Parliament before Christmas.