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Pro-life campaigner Isabel Vaughan-Spruce has lived under legal uncertainty for almost a year as the police and CPS continue to decide whether to charge her for silent prayer.
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The Scottish Abortion Law Review Group has put forward proposals that would dismantle existing safeguards and effectively permit abortion up to birth.
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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.
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Together these amendments seek to protect both unborn children and vulnerable girls.
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Prince Albert II of Monaco has declined to sign a bill passed by the National Council that would have legalised the provision of abortion in the Principality.
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Turnout was just over 40 percent, and the “no” vote comfortably met the legal threshold for revoking legislation.
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Kit Malthouse has raised concerns that technical or procedural manoeuvres are being used in the House of Lords to block the assisted suicide Bill.
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A new study has revealed a rise in the number of women turning to pregnancy resource centres in the aftermath of the United States Supreme Court’s Dobbs ruling.
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She warned that it could put people with eating disorders at grave risk.
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The proposal has unexpectedly flopped, mainly due to the weakness of legislators who have long identified themselves as pro-life.
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The vast majority of amendments to the Bill have been uniformly dismissed.
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SPUC brands the report from the Scottish Abortion Law Review as “destructive” and “disastrous for the women and future generations of Scotland”.
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The government has strongly rejected calls to reinstate face-to-face requirements or otherwise restrict the pills-by-post policy.
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The rising cost of living and plummeting birth rate has sent New York State into a panic.
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In a significant victory for freedom of expression and the pro-life movement, the German city of Regensburg has withdrawn its restrictions on prayer vigils near abortion facilities.