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Leading MPs from Northern Ireland have expressed that teaching young students about abortion at school “normalises” abortion and “diminishes the value of life”.
A new “sex and relationships” curriculum set to be imposed on Northern Ireland will teach secondary school pupils that they have a right to abortion.
Independent TD Carol Nolan has described coerced abortions as a form of violence against women and their unborn babies – criticising the provision of abortion pills by telemedicine as playing a role in subjecting women to such coercion.
Activists in Leitrim have called out the hypocrisy of local Labour reps, and the party leader, in talking up support for children and families while also pushing for extreme abortion laws.
A recent study has discovered that 6 in 10 women reported that they felt pressured in some way into aborting their babies.
Medics must speak with one voice on the need to uphold and strengthen freedom of conscience, and to ensure that no-one is compelled to perform an abortion, a conference organised by Doctors For Life has heard.
A Bill to amend Ireland’s abortion law to decriminalise the provision of abortion in Ireland has passed its first stage in the Dáil.
Kaya Jones, a former Pussycat Doll singer, opened up about undergoing three abortions during her singing career, and shares the pain and regret she has suffered in order to urge women to avoid undergoing an abortion themselves.
Conor O’Dowd, a young man with Down syndrome, has delivered a letter to the Rotunda maternity hospital urging them to ‘save babies’ after the master, Dr Fergal Malone, said 95% of babies with the condition were now aborted – almost double the 50% aborted figure he previously gave in 2018.
The UK government has said so-called ‘buffer zones’ around abortion clinics are not compatible with the European Convention on Human Rights but will go ahead anyway
4,136 abortions have been carried out in Northern Ireland since March 2020, following the passing of a Westminster imposed abortion law. It marks a 6,263% increase on the 65 abortions which took place in NI between 2014 and 2019
An investigation has revealed that ambulance dispatches and 999 calls dealing with concerns about abortion pills have soared by 64% since NHS abortion pills by post were legalised in Britain in 2019 – a measure which was made permanent this week.
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