‘Who has the right to say a child is incompatible with life?’
A woman in Northern Ireland whose baby had a fatal foetal abnormality tells the BBC’s Stephen Nolan show that she is against a weaker abortion law in the Province.
A woman in Northern Ireland whose baby had a fatal foetal abnormality tells the BBC’s Stephen Nolan show that she is against a weaker abortion law in the Province.
A consultation on weakening abortion law in Northern Ireland has been launched – Brian Gault, who was born with no arms because his mother took thalidomide during pregnancy, has said people should be valued for who they are not what they can do – The Spectator magazine and homosexual rights campaigner Peter Tatchell have joined The Christian Institute in attacking Theresa May’s ‘extremist disruption orders’ – Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has said that he would not back measures to legalise assisted suicide – Northern Ireland’s new health minister Jim Wells has said he will continue to uphold the rights of the unborn