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Merry Christmas from the team at Right To Life UK

Merry Christmas from the team at Right To Life UK

We just wanted to wish you a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from everyone at Right To Life UK. We are deeply grateful for all your support over the year. Below, we have included a beautiful piece of artwork by our Director of Creative and Digital. This...

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Euthanasia law rejected by Portugal’s Constitutional Court

Euthanasia law rejected by Portugal’s Constitutional Court

A Portuguese court has rejected its Parliament’s attempt to introduce euthanasia into the country, pointing to the “intolerable vagueness” of the proposed legislation. On Monday, the Constitutional Court in Portugal rejected a law to introduce euthanasia for the...

20,000 attend March for Life in Paris

20,000 attend March for Life in Paris

As a group of politicians in France attempt to make abortion part of the constitution and seek to introduce a law allowing euthanasia, Paris’ annual March for Life has responded with a resounding ‘non’. Held every year on the third Sunday of January to commemorate the...

Maltese Government tables abortion up to birth Bill

Maltese Government tables abortion up to birth Bill

This afternoon the Maltese Government introduced a Bill to the Maltese Parliament that will introduce de facto abortion on demand, for any reason, up to birth in Malta. The Maltese Government earlier indicated that it would introduce a change to legislation that would...

Man jailed for selling assisted suicide chemicals online

Man jailed for selling assisted suicide chemicals online

A man in England has been sentenced to 14 years in prison after being found guilty of selling assisted suicide chemicals through an online forum, leading to the deaths of two individuals in a case that is thought to be the first of its kind.  Miles Cross, 33,...

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Chile rejects abortion

Chile rejects abortion

Chile’s lower Chamber of Deputies has rejected a Bill that sought to introduce abortion on demand up to 14 weeks gestation. The legislation, introduced in January this year, sought to amend the current Chilean penal code so that the current prohibitions on abortion...

Crowd takes to the streets for India’s March for Life

Crowd takes to the streets for India’s March for Life

Nearly five times as many people gathered for the 2023 March for Life in India compared to the previous year, as close to 1,000 pro-lifers marched to oppose 52 years of legal abortion in India.  Youth activists raise awareness This summer, the second national...

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Canada: record 16,499 deaths by euthanasia in 2024

Canada: record 16,499 deaths by euthanasia in 2024

A record 16,499 people died by euthanasia in Canada in 2024, accounting for 5.1% of all deaths in the country. According to the latest report on "medical assistance in dying" (MAiD) from Health Canada released at the end of last month, there was a 6.9% increase in...

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Scotland is veering towards abortion extremism

Scotland is veering towards abortion extremism

A problem with so-called “progressive” politics is that, before long, its delusions end up colliding with reality. And so it is that, after spending the past few years seemingly unable to articulate what a woman is, the Scottish Government suddenly appears to have...

The House of Lords’ Valkyries fighting for assisted suicide

The House of Lords’ Valkyries fighting for assisted suicide

It seems counter-intuitive to say that the House of Lords is more representative than the House of Commons. Yet in the extended reading of the assisted suicide bill, it is clear the Upper House is surprisingly reflective of the reality of the nation. Nominally, the...

The herd is turning on assisted dying law

The herd is turning on assisted dying law

Listen carefully and the sound you hear at Holyrood these days is that of air escaping from a balloon. For a long time, I had supposed that the Scottish parliament would eventually support Liam McArthur’s bill to legalise assisted dying. This, it seemed, was an idea...

The real scrutiny of assisted dying is only just beginning

The real scrutiny of assisted dying is only just beginning

"In extreme cases I would be willing to kill a patient to help them escape unbearable suffering, if they had come to that decision after serious consideration,” says a colleague of mine, in the windowless, unventilated cupboard that serves as a doctors’ office, “But...

Scotland is veering towards abortion extremism

Scotland is veering towards abortion extremism

A problem with so-called “progressive” politics is that, before long, its delusions end up colliding with reality. And so it is that, after spending the past few years seemingly unable to articulate what a woman is, the Scottish Government suddenly appears to have...