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Sean Davison, a 63-year-old former microbiologist from New Zealand, has been arrested in Dorset on suspicion of assisting 29 individuals to die, by helping them travel to Switzerland’s Pegasos clinic for so-called “medical assistance in dying.” The arrest, the culmination of a year-long investigation, could result in a prison sentence…
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British pro-life advocate Isabel Vaughan-Spruce, director of March for Life UK, has again come under scrutiny for the peaceful act of silently praying near an abortion clinic in Birmingham. Despite previously being cleared by the courts and receiving substantial compensation from West Midlands Police, her silent prayer continues to attract…
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In a significant development for the pro-life movement, Planned Parenthood has announced the closure of its clinics in Louisiana, effective from 30th September, after losing access to federal funding due to the “Big Beautiful Bill.” While the organisation had already been barred from performing abortions in the state, it remained…
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A former New Zealand Member of Parliament has passionately urged the UK Parliament to reject the current terminally ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, warning of its dangerous implications and inadequate safeguards. The warning comes amid on-going debate over the legislation, which aims to legalise assisted suicide for terminally ill…
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Poland’s newly inaugurated President, Karol Nawrocki, officially assumed his role on August 6, 2025, in a dramatic shift toward conservative and nationalist politics. Nawrocki emphasized “traditional values” during his inaugural speech, distancing himself from progressive reforms on issues such as immigration and abortion. This political pivot comes at a critical moment:…
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In a significant policy shift, the Netherlands has now allowed general practitioners, not just specialist clinics and hospitals, to prescribe the abortion pill, following completion of mandatory online training. As of August 2025, 392 GPs -approximately 3.2% of the nation’s 12,246 registered GPs – have qualified to provide medical abortions up…
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A wave of U.S. state legislation now mandates that public school students view videos or ultrasounds illustrating foetal development, providing important biological insight. Since Roe v. Wade’s fall, pro-life advocates in at least 22 states have introduced such bills, with seven already passed. Key among the materials is the animated…
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The Irish Health Service Executive (HSE) has commenced a pilot system to gather more data on hospital‑based abortions, now recording maternal age, previous pregnancies, contraception use, gestational age, procedure type, and complications, along with presentations following home medical abortions or terminations abroad. While the HSE insists no patient‑identifiable data or…
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Though often well-intentioned, the present legal framework leaves children, surrogates, and intended parents in precarious positions raising serious ethical questions.
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This data from New Zealand emphasises pro‑life concerns about a widening “slippery slope”.
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Eight healthy ‘three-parent children’ have been born using mitochondrial replacement therapy.
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Colombia remains the only nation in Latin America where euthanasia is legal.
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The amendment would prevent doctors from reporting women who have undergone abortions unless the patient gives explicit consent.
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Image – Shutterstock In a significant setback for Quebec’s pro‑life movement, the province’s Superior Court has refused to overturn a law banning protests and sidewalk counselling within 50 metres of abortion clinics, hospitals, and pharmacies. This buffer‑zone legislation, enacted in 2016, remains firmly in effect. The Quebec Life Coalition and other…