'We are disrupting this talk. We’re not letting you spread your harmful rhetoric against people with uteruses [sic]…. We are not allowing this to happen on our campus.'
The introduction of 'buffer zones' around abortion facilities in Scotland would criminalize all pro-life activities outside of such buildings, including handing out flyers and participating in peaceful prayer vigils.
The Society for the Protection of Unborn Children urged its supporters to respond to Scotland's consultation on buffer zones around abortion facilities.
In a 75–35 vote, the U.K.'s upper House passed an amendment to the Health and Care Bill which would allow women to receive the two abortion pills from home following a telephone or video consultation with their doctor.
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.