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In Australia, she says, there is a “cultural push to override the conscience of health professionals" who don't want to "participate or refer for abortions.”
Read →Lighting Belfast City Hall on Easter Sunday in favor of abortion will turn a shared civic space into a stage for an anti-life message on a sacred day.
Read →"Tradies for Babies," an Australian grassroots pro-life movement to end abortion, gives voice to everyday tradesmen who offer support to pregnant moms.
Read →Sara Spencer’s brush with her university for expressing her pro-life views could have ended with a quiet retreat. Instead, she's speaking for conscience rights.
Read →In 1997, Bernadette Smyth saw an image of an aborted baby. Determined to save other babies, she founded Northern Ireland’s largest pro-life organization.
Read →Her story ignites a question that should concern everyone: can a free society outlaw and penalize a citizen’s peaceful presence and private thoughts?
Read →Catherine Mockler has grown in her pro-life convictions from early days to debating in school to her role at the Society for the Protection of Unborn Children.
Read →Pastor Clive Johnston appealed his case at the Belfast High Court, convicted for preaching John 3:16 in a buffer zone near Causeway Hospital in Coleraine
Read →“Success in the UK is down to refusing... the terminology invented by proponents...
Read →Adele Best was once entrenched in a lifestyle of sexual libertinism and underwent two abortions before a divine intervention saved her third preborn baby.
Read →Belfast City Hall was to be illuminated green in 'celebration' of International Safe Abortion Day, and pro-lifers came out to support preborn babies.
Read →As a French Catholic father of eight who worked in banking before becoming a CFO, Paul de Lacvivier didn't to become a pro-life advocate in Tokyo, Japan.
Read →Alicia Duncan and her sister Christie fought to stop their mother Donna's Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) procedure in Canada after she was approved despite showing signs of psychiatric distress and a recent suicide attempt. Despite securing a court injunction and psychiatric assessment, Donna was euthanized just hours after being discharged from involuntary psychiatric detention, highlighting failures in the safeguards and oversight of the MAiD process, especially concerning mental illness eligibility.
Read →Claire Brennan, a 54-year-old Roman Catholic mother from Ballymena, Northern Ireland, was convicted in December 2024 for praying outside an abortion clinic within a designated buffer zone under the Abortion Services (Safe Access Zones) Act 2023, but the charges were dropped in May 2026 due to insufficient evidence and absent witnesses. Brennan continues to pray and provide support outside clinics within legal restrictions while pursuing a broader legal challenge against the buffer zone law, attributing her activism to her family background and religious convictions.
Read →Pro-lifers in the UK are celebrating victory over the assisted suicide bill, but realize the battle is just beginning.
Read →'We marched in London at the UK March for Life for the babies who cannot march for themselves. We marched to remember them, to honor their lives...'
Read →Northern Ireland’s largest pro-life group, Precious Life, concluded its yearly summer roadshow just before a city council vote on supporting "safe abortion."
Read →She once believed abortion was a 'women's right.' A video from Live Action changed everything.
Read →Though his days consisted of coding and he never set foot in an abortion center, God jolted him out of Planned Parenthood and into a pro-life Catholic mission.
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