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Abortion: Nth Ireland, Crisis Pregnancy, Support, Adoption, Exclusion Zones

NI’s abortion censorship zones will further foster culture of silence and secrecy

Northern Ireland’s Department of Health on Monday confirmed that ‘Safe Access Zones’ will be enforced at hospitals and centres offering abortion across the North from this Friday, 29 September.

Abortion, Abortion: Nth Ireland, Government / Abortion, Legal

Archbishop Martin: Exclusion zones at abortion centres further silence innocent unborn

“What next? How long before it is deemed unlawful to openly express the reasonable opinion that there are two lives in every pregnancy worth protecting – the life of a mother and the life of her unborn child?" the Archbishop asked

Abortion: Nth Ireland

‘Vicious’: man BITES pro-life supporter at event commemorating death of 4,136 babies

On Saturday, November 5th, pro-life supporters gathered at Belfast City Hall to stand with Precious Life to mark the 3rd anniversary of abortion on demand in the North of Ireland, and to commemorate the resulting deaths of 4,136 innocent babies.

Abortion: Nth Ireland

“Stop Abortion Violence”: Precious Life hold Life Chain at Belfast City Hall to remember 4,136 babies killed

On Saturday November 5th, pro-life supporters stood with Precious Life outside Belfast City Hall to mark the 3rd anniversary of the introduction of abortion on demand in Northern Ireland, and to commemorate the 4,136 babies killed in these 3 years.

Abortion: Nth Ireland

NI Abortion Regulations to be REISSUED by UK Government

We wrote last week regarding the vote that was scheduled to take place in Parliament today (Tuesday 12 May) on the Abortion Regulations for Northern Ireland.

Abortion: Nth Ireland

An open letter to a British MP on imposing abortion on North of Ireland

An Open Letter British MP, Mr Heald, from Maria Horan

Abortion: Nth Ireland

On the Abortion Law due to take place tomorrow in Northern Ireland

Open Letter to Michelle O'Neill on tomorrow's deadline regarding abortion legislation

Abortion, Abortion: Nth Ireland

Why Looking to Northern Ireland Ignores the Reality of the 8th Being Repealed

On Sunday, an RTE presenter posited this question: “How can you say the 8th amendment is necessary to prevent a UK style abortion regime, when Northern Ireland has banned abortions for years without the 8th amendment?”

Abortion, Abortion: Nth Ireland

Politicians in Stormont showed courage on abortion issue - we should ask the same of those seeking the Dáil

Two weeks ago, politicians in Stormont voted down two proposals to make abortion available in the north where the baby was either conceived by sexual assault or had a severe disability – a so-called ‘fatal, foetal abnormality’. The measures were decisively defeated. The proposal to allow abortion where a baby has a severe disability was defeated by 59 votes to 40. A second amendment to allow abortion in the case of sexual assault was voted down by a two to one majority.

Abortion, Abortion: Nth Ireland, Bioethics

6 things you need to know about the Belfast Court abortion ruling

A Belfast High Court judge has ruled that abortion should be made available in the north of Ireland where the baby had a severe disability or was conceived through rape. The case was taken by the Northern Ireland Human Right Commission and the ruling has been described as driving a coach and horses through Northern Ireland’s abortion law. Precious Life, the leading anti-abortion group in the north, said that Justice Mark Horner’s ruling was ‘incompatible with human rights’, and it’s hard to see how the court could have made a ruling which was both misinformed and contradictory, and used language that was sometimes cruel and offensive.

Abortion Industry, Abortion: Nth Ireland

Abortion clinic death: Women are just collateral damage to an increasingly exploitative abortion industry

A woman from Ireland bled to death after an abortion at a Marie Stopes clinic in West London. Three people – the abortionist, Dr Adedayo Adedeji, and two nurse colleagues, Gemma Pullen and Margaret Miller – who worked at the clinic have now been charged with manslaughter. Reporting from the Irish media on the case has been confined to four-sentence news snippets. There has been no blaze of publicity, no calls for an inquiry, and no hard questions asked of the abortion industry.

Abortion: Nth Ireland, Legal, UN / EU / Other bodies

Precious Life attended the European Parliament's public hearing

On 10th April 2014 I and some other members of Precious Life attended the European Parliament’s public hearing for the European Citizen Initiative One of Us. With nearly two million collected signatures of support, the One of Us initiative was presented as the largest petition in the European Parliament’s history. The aim of this initiative is to prevent EU funding being used to advance embryo stem-cell research and any other activity that involves the destruction of unborn human life. The success of the One of Us initiative shows that the protection of every human being from the moment of conception is a matter of great concern of European citizens. Approximately $120 million in EU development aid is currently spent each year to protect reproductive health.[1] This initiative has given European citizens a voice to discuss and debate the allocation of this funding.

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