Join other leading publications from around the world who syndicate our news articles
The Right To Life News Syndication Programme allows online and print media outlets the opportunity to republish any content from the Right To Life News service for free.
We want our pro-life content to reach as many people as possible, and so we publish our news content under a Creative Commons license.
Currently, there are a number of leading online and print outlets from around the world who republish our news articles. Many have told us these articles reach a wide audience on their platforms. All our articles are designed to bring important life issues topics to life and they go through our full fact-checking process, which is overseen by Right To Life News Editor-in-Chief, Dr Gregory Jackson.
Click here to get an email alert each time we publish a new article you can republish.
Why outlets syndicate our news articles
Outlets often syndicate to strengthen coverage, save newsroom time, and keep readers informed with trusted reporting, especially when editorial resources are tight. That includes both timely news coverage and inspiring personal stories that readers are keen to share.
When you republish articles from Right To Life News, you get:
- Ready-to-publish reporting on major life issues
Clear, news-led coverage on abortion, assisted suicide and euthanasia, with reporting that connects policy debates to real-world impact. - Inspiring personal interest stories that readers love
Alongside news and policy coverage, we also publish human interest stories that are moving, uplifting and widely shared. These articles often perform strongly with readers and help outlets bring warmth and hope to their regular coverage. - A specialist angle your readers care about
Many outlets want strong coverage of life issues, but cannot follow every development closely. Syndication helps you offer depth and consistency without stretching your team – whether your audience is local, national or international. - Content that performs well on social media
Outlets often share these articles across social channels because they are written to be clear, accessible and immediately relevant. Publishers frequently use them to drive strong traction, comments and sharing, especially when an issue is in the headlines. - Useful copy for supporter emails and newsletters
Many outlets also include syndicated articles in emails to supporters and subscribers as a straightforward way to keep their audience updated and engaged with well-presented reporting. - Credible, fact-checked journalism
Our articles go through a full fact-checking process overseen by our Editor-in-Chief, making them suitable for republication by outlets that value accuracy. - A large and engaged audience
Right To Life UK is supported by 250,000 grassroots supporters – the UK’s largest pro-life grassroots network – and our articles are written for a wide audience.
Syndicating our content allows outlets to add value for regular website visitors, while also providing strong material for social media and email audiences.
Content is published under a Creative Commons — Attribution/No derivatives license. This means you are free to republish our articles online or in print for free, provided you follow these guidelines:
- If you republish the full article online, please set the page to “noindex, follow” AND set the Canonical URL to the original Right To Life UK article URL.
This helps avoid duplicate content issues in Google. This is a standard approach for syndicated articles and takes under a minute to set up. This does not affect your readers. Outlets still get strong traction from regular website readers, social media sharing, and emails to supporters and subscribers.
Full instructions on doing this in around 30 seconds are listed below. If you cannot do this, please use an extract instead (see special cases section below). - Please include a clear credit to Right To Life UK and a link to the original article.
A clear credit to Right To Life UK and a functional “dofollow” link to the original article must be placed at the top of the page.
Preferred credit wording:
“Read the original version of this article [here] (link ‘here’ to the original Right To Life UK article). This article was originally published by Right To Life UK and is republished with permission. Right To Life UK is a pro-life charity supported by 250,000 grassroots supporters – the UK’s largest pro-life grassroots network – focused on abortion, assisted suicide and euthanasia.”
If you prefer, you can include a short credit at the top of the article (for example,“This article was originally published by Right To Life UK [here] (link ‘here’ to the original Right To Life UK article)”) and then include the full wording above at the end of the article. - You cannot edit our content, except to reflect relative changes in time, location and editorial style. Headlines must remain substantially the same to ensure search engines and AI tools recognise the articles as the same report. If you do wish to edit the content, you will need to ask Right To Life UK for approval prior to publication via the following email address: syndication@righttolife.org.uk.
- You cannot sell our material separately, but you are permitted to put our articles on pages with ads.
- You have to ensure you are licensed to republish images in our articles. Most of the images we use can be republished without copyright concerns as they are from websites that provide free stock images. However, some images cannot be republished without permission or payment. You are welcome to omit our images or substitute them with your own. It is your responsibility to ensure that you have obtained the necessary rights to use any images that are published with an article. Charts and interactive graphics follow the same rules.
- Special cases:
- Extracts: you can run the first few lines or paragraphs of the article and then say: “Read the full article at Right To Life UK” with a link back to the article.
- Quotes: you are free to quote authors provided you include a link back to the article URL.
- Translations: are permitted.
- Print: articles can be published in print under these same rules. Although we do not require it, we would appreciate it if you would send an image of the republished article along with a readership estimate to syndication@righttolife.org.uk.
How to set a syndicated page to “noindex, follow” (required for full republication)
This ensures your readers can access the full article on your site, while protecting the original Right To Life UK article in search results.
Yoast SEO
- Edit the Post/Page.
- Go to the Yoast SEO panel.
- Open the ‘Advanced’ section.
- Set “Allow search engines to show this Post in search results?” to No.
- Paste the URL of the original Right To Life UK article into the ‘Canonical URL’ field.
- Save the Post/Page.
Rank Math
- Edit the Post/Page.
- Go to Rank Math.
- Open the ‘Advanced’ tab.
- Under Robots Meta, select “No Index”.
- Under Googlebot-News index, select “No Index”
- Under “Canonical URL”, paste the URL of the original Right To Life UK article.
- Save the Post/Page.
