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Abortion

Since the introduction of the Abortion Act 1967, there have been over 7 million abortions in the UK. This is a tragedy. As well as the loss of life it has led to a general disregard for the sanctity of life in society. In addition, there is accumulating evidence of the serious consequences of abortion on mothers including potential damage to their physical and mental health. At Christian Concern we resist abortion and aim to inform women of its dangers. We believe that every unborn child should have their right to life protected.

Media Appearances

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Are NI abortion laws better or worse than Alabama?
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Roger Kiska update on pro-life group taking legal action against Aberdeen University
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BBC Radio 4: Clare McCullough debates buffer zones

Articles

  • Adoption chief seeks dramatic changes
    July 6th, 2011
    Martin Narey, the Government’s new ‘adoption czar’ and former chief executive of Barnardo’s, has produced a key report highlighting the need for urgent reforms to the adoption process in Britain.
  • Government Abortion Data Released after Court Ruling
    July 4th, 2011
    The Department of Health has revealed the statistics about abortions in Britain since 2003 as required by the High Court after a ruling in April. The ProLife Alliance had been campaigning for these figures since 2005, when the Government Department stopped releasing them after questions about whether a cleft lip and palate was proper justification for a late abortion in 2002.
  • UK's largest counselling body backs pre-abortion counselling amendment
    July 4th, 2011
    THE UK's leading professional body for counsellors and psychotherapists has declared its full support for an amendment to the Health and Social Care Bill, tabled by Nadine Dorries MP and Rt Hon Frank Field MP. If passed, women considering abortion would have a legal right to independent, non-compulsory counselling.

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