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Last Saturday, 11 November, the annual 500 Crosses for Life procession took place in London, praying for, as well as mourning, the unborn dead killed by abortion every day in the UK.
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SPUC’s Coerced Abortion Event in Parliament was attended by 12 MPs from various political parties who heard that abortion is far from being about “choice”.
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In 1984 a landmark report on human fertilisation and embryology, known as the Warnock Report, was published. Among the 64 recommendations was the green light for scientists to keep in vitro human embryos alive for up to 14 days. Since the 1980s, many have subsequently been used in fatal experiments.
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Assisted suicide surged by almost a third again in 2022 in Canada, where state-sanctioned suicide claimed the lives of 13,241 Canadians, of whom a third said they feared being a burden on family and friends. SPUC warns that “the UK must wake up to the mortal danger that assisted suicide…
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A G8 nation is considering assisted suicide for people suffering from mental issues, which would also include drug addicts.
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A Paralympian abortion survivor has been honoured by the president of the Philippines. “There’s a purpose for us in this world. We need to be fighters in life”, said the swimming champion.
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Yesterday, 26 October, SPUC’s annual Torchlight Procession took place in Glasgow to commemorate the millions of unborn lives lost to abortion in the UK since the passing of the 1967 Abortion Act.
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A mother from Guernsey has condemned clinicians after her unborn baby was “booked for an abortion without my permission”.
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A new YouGov shows that “Britons ultimately want to see less abortion”, says SPUC, after the public was found to be supportive of pre-abortion counselling, while also having concerns about DIY home abortion.
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An American pop icon has claimed she had an abortion after becoming pregnant during a relationship with another famous singer. She was aged nineteen at the time. Writing of her abortion, the star said: “To this day, it’s one of the most agonizing things I have ever experienced in my…
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The Office for Students newly appointed free speech champion has warned that higher education is failing to protect the academic freedom of students on UK campuses. SPUC has called for pro-life students to be protected following several “disgusting threats” made against them at universities.
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The Danish Ethics Council has recommended that euthanasia should remain illegal in Denmark, having concluded that it is “in principle impossible to establish proper regulation of euthanasia”.
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Abortion in North Carolina fell by over 30% this summer after the US state enacted a 12-week abortion ban and a 72-hour waiting period in July.
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Buffer zones, referred as “safe access zones”, were imposed on Northern Ireland last week.
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The threat to free speech and even prayer is immediate and not going away, delegates at SPUC’s recent national conference heard.