Over 10 million UK babies have been lost to abortion since legalization in 1968
Great Britain has seen 55 years of legal abortion since the enactment of the Abortion Act in 1968, during which time 10,135,618 unborn lives have been destroyed.
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Articles tagged Right To Life Uk
UK March for Life achieves record turnout as 7,000 hit the streets of London to protest abortion
Record numbers of pro-life Britons marched through London to protest pro-abortion legislation in the country.
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Young mother dies after husband set her on fire for refusing abortion
Hana Mohammed Khodor died after spending 11 days in hospital.
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Abortion killed more than 214,000 babies in England and Wales in 2021
The figure of 214,869 babies killed by abortion is the highest on record for England and Wales.
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Scottish gov’t makes at-home abortions permanent despite widespread public opposition
The government did not complete its safety review before making at-home abortion procedures permanent, ignoring overwhelming public opposition and concerns regarding safety.
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Nearly 10 million babies have been killed since England’s Abortion Act was approved 54 years ago
Over 1 in 4 (25.2%) pregnancies in England and Wales now end in abortion, according to the most recent Government statistics.
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English gov’t to end at-home abortion scheme introduced during COVID lockdowns
The DIY at-home abortion scheme began in March 2020, in the government's move to make abortion access easier for women in the wake of COVID-19 lockdowns.
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Why is Bill Gates so focused on abortion and contraception? It started with his father
The billionaire was fascinated growing up with Bill Gates Sr.'s involvement with Planned Parenthood.
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Abortions skyrocket in UK, parts of US amid abortion pill surge
With easier access to 'DIY' drugs via mail during COVID-19, abortions reached record highs in the U.K. and Kansas last year.
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Pro-life advocates succeed in putting major abortion bill on hold in Kenya
The bill, which legalizes abortion up to birth, is not expected to be revisited for three months.
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