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Announcing measures for the 2025 UK budget, the British government announced that it would be scrapping the two-child benefit cap as evidence has found it could play a role in influencing whether a woman chooses to have an abortion.
Canada has hit a new record of euthanasia deaths as official statistics found that 1 in 20 people who have died in Canada, were killed under the country's MAiD program.
A report that proposes a change to the abortion law in Scotland has received backlash as it seeks to allow for abortion for any reason until 24 weeks, and could also see sex-selective abortions become legal until birth.
Sophie Turner, a British actress, has spoken out about her concerns over the “serious risk” the proposed assisted suicide law could have on those with eating disorders.
A star from reality show, I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here, has hit out at the UK’s abortion law, calling it “sad” that the law allows for babies diagnosed with Down Syndrome to be aborted up to birth, whereas other abortions are limited to 24 weeks.
A judge in Northern Ireland has recused himself from the case of a woman who is seeking to appeal her conviction for praying peacefully and holding a pro-life sign within a “safe access” zone, due to “apparent bias”.
The General Attorney for Florida has launched a lawsuit against Planned Parenthood saying the claims it made minimising the serious risks that come with taking the abortion pill could have ‘wrongly deceived’ women and amounted to ‘lying to the public’.
A Baroness in the UK has called to end the Pills by Post scheme, a scheme that has proven to be harmful to women, whilst politicians in the UK are currently debating on the decriminalisation of abortion.
A new documentary that features several popular girl-bands, has members from these bands opening up about the pressures they were put under to have an abortion when they became pregnant, and of the lack of support they faced when they chose life for their baby.
An amendment, proposed by a Scottish MSP, seeks to provide “buffer zones” around facilities that provide assisted suicide, thus making it a crime for someone to seek to persuade a loved one from not ending their lives.
Uruguay has become the first Latin American country to legalise assisted suicide after the country’s Senate voted in favour of its legalisation.
Costa Rica now has a near total ban on abortion, after the country’s President made a rule change that only allows for abortion when there is a threat to the mother’s life, in order to address loopholes that could have allowed for wider abortion access.
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