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Hawaii has become one of the first American states to embrace a deeply controversial new abortion policy, allowing women to obtain so-called “just in case” abortion pills before they are even pregnant. The scheme, introduced through a Planned Parenthood affiliate, means women can stockpile abortion drugs at home for future…
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Image Source: Wikimedia Commons | Governor Jared Polis A bill requiring colleges and universities across Colorado to provide access to abortion pills has passed the state legislature and is now awaiting the signature of Governor Jared Polis, who is expected to approve the measure in June. House Bill 26-1335 passed…
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Image source: UK Parliament – (L) Lord Moylan | (R) Baroness O’Loan Two new pro-life Private Members’ Bills are set to be introduced in the House of Lords after being selected in this parliamentary session’s ballot, while no pro-assisted suicide or pro-abortion Bills secured places. Lord Moylan’s Complications from Abortions…
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Since parliament was prorogued on Wednesday 29th April, abortion up-to-birth is now the law of the land in England & Wales.
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An underground campaign to distribute abortion pills through hidden lockboxes across Malta has sparked serious concern.
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In a late night sitting of the House of Lords, Peers voted to approve the Clause to decriminalise self-induced abortion up to birth, and to retain the Pills by post policy.
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An Irish court heard how a man forced a woman to take abortion pills at a location in County Donegal on Valentine’s Day in 2020.
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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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They seek to overturn a clause that would make it legal for women to perform their own abortions for any reason, even up to the moment of birth, and to ensure that no abortion takes place at home without an in-person consultation with a medical professional.
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1 in 17 women who manage their abortion at home require hospital care for incomplete abortions or other serious side-effects.
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Why do women have abortions? A lack of money is often claimed to be the reason that most women choose abortion. However, a new paper finds that the link between poverty and abortion is not so simple.
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They call for abortion law across the UK to be amended in line with World Health Organisation guidance, which supports at-home medical abortions up to 12 weeks.
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Why are pro-abortion MPs confused as to what is behind the recent increase in prosecutions of women for illegal abortion?
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MPs have heard just how easily abortion pills may be falsely obtained under the pills-by -post scheme, enabling abusers to coerce women into abortions. The devastating findings were delivered at a parliamentary event in Westminster hosted by SPUC. On 6 May, SPUC hosted a parliamentary event to raise awareness about…
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On Friday 6 December 2024, Stuart Worby, aged 40, was convicted of administering a poison or using an instrument with intent to procure a miscarriage, and of sexual assault. He was sentenced to 12 years in prison. Nueza Cepeda, a friend of Worby’s, obtained the pills by lying about being…