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On Tuesday, Ireland appeared before the UN’s Universal Periodic Review (UPR), a mechanism of the Human Rights Council that calls for each UN Member State to undergo a peer review of its human rights records every four years. The post Calls at UN for Ireland to tackle coercive abortion appeared first on Pro Life Campaign .
Read →Pro-life organisations in New York State have secured a legal victory allowing them to continue informing pregnant women about abortion pill reversal treatment without facing state censorship. The post New York pro-life pregnancy centres win Court battle over Abortion Pill Reversal appeared first on Pro Life Campaign .
Read →On Wednesday, Independent TD Carol Nolan successfully introduced the Criminal Justice (Unborn Victims of Crime) Bill 2026 in the Dáil, backed by co-sponsors. The post Carol Nolan’s ‘Unborn Victims of Crime Bill’ takes important first step in Dáil appeared first on Pro Life Campaign .
Read →We have never shied away from criticising RTÉ’s appalling record on the life issue. So when it makes an effort to address even one aspect of it, that deserves recognition.
Read →The Pro Life Campaign has welcomed the Criminal Justice (Unborn Victims of Crime) Bill 2026, sponsored by Independent TD Carol Nolan and co-sponsors, describing it as an important and compassionate measure to address serious gaps in Irish criminal law. The post PLC welcomes Unborn Victims of Crime Bill as important step towards justice for families appeared first on Pro Life Campaign .
Read →It is very important therefore not to fall into the trap of accepting the media narrative that Tuesday’s results amounted to some resounding endorsement of the pro-abortion position. The post The overlooked Pro-Life wins in Tuesday’s Midterm Elections appeared first on Pro Life Campaign .
Read →The programme was discussing the latest push to legalise euthanasia/assisted suicide in Ireland. The post Elma Walsh calls for compassionate care, not Euthanasia, on RTÉ’s Liveline appeared first on Pro Life Campaign .
Read →Known for its provocative and unfiltered conversations, Call Her Daddy has become a global phenomenon, ranking among Spotify’s five most popular podcasts worldwide. The post ‘No one prepares you’: Podcaster Sofia Franklyn reveals ongoing emotional struggle after abortion appeared first on Pro Life Campaign .
Read →A history teacher in England has lost her job after explaining her pro-life beliefs to students who questioned her about her views on abortion. The post UK teacher sacked for sharing pro-life beliefs in response to pupils’ questions appeared first on Pro Life Campaign .
Read →Mulroy paid particular tribute to Bonar’s pivotal role in the campaign that led to the introduction of the Eighth Amendment to the Constitution in 1983. The post Bernie Bonar honoured for ‘Outstanding Service to Pro-Life Cause’ appeared first on Pro Life Campaign .
Read →The Campaign also highlighted HSE figures showing that more than 10,000 women attended an initial abortion appointment over five years but did not return after the waiting period. The post PLC calls on Minister for Health to meet with women who changed their minds during three-day wait appeared first on Pro Life Campaign .
Read →“I’m not sure that I would have again voted for that law with the extension that we have seen in the recent years.” The post Former Québec Premier questions Euthanasia law he helped introduce appeared first on Pro Life Campaign .
Read →However, the Government’s response to the issue has so far been truly awful. The fear of upsetting the pro-abortion side even slightly seems to be at the heart of this pervasive denialism.
Read →Breda O’Brien delivered the keynote address at the Pro Life Campaign’s annual dinner held at the Burlington Hotel in Dublin, where she discussed the impact of the repeal of the 8th Amendment and the cultural shifts needed to reduce abortion rates. She highlighted strategies for cultural change, including the importance of just laws, changed hearts, integrity, and human flourishing, and emphasized the role of pro-life organizations in supporting women and amplifying their voices.
Read →The UK Parliament rejected the assisted suicide Bill by 286 votes to 270 after two years of national debate, with opposition from leaders of Labour, the Conservatives, Reform UK, and the Liberal Democrats, and no Northern Irish MPs voting in favor. This defeat follows a similar rejection in Scotland earlier in the year and is seen as significant for right-to-life campaigners, demonstrating continued parliamentary resistance to legalizing assisted suicide despite media support for change.
Read →The Irish College of General Practitioners (ICGP) leadership admitted before the Oireachtas Health Committee that it did not consult its 4,900 members, including those involved in abortion provision, before supporting the removal of the three-day waiting period for abortion. The Pro Life Campaign highlighted that the ICGP also failed to consider testimonies from women who decided against abortion after the waiting period, and a poll showed 55.3% of the public supports retaining the three-day wait.
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