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Defending life from the moment of conception
SPUC supports parents and medical professionals in helping to protect children, before and after birth
Read about our founders, the aims spelt out in our constitution and some of the campaigns we've been involved in
We stand shoulder to shoulder with the African pro-life movement as part of the global witness to life
SPUC has been defending unborn children for nearly 50 years, both in the UK and internationally
We want you to be a part of our life-saving work: get in touch to find out how you can help end abortion
The universal right to life of every human being is the foundation on which all other rights rely
Pro-life feminists represent a growing number of women who believe passionately in women’s empowerment and the universal right to life
Want to find out more about abortion? Wondering about the hard cases? Our FAQ page is here to answer all your questions
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Read our latest blogposts from famous pro-lifers, local activists, SPUC staff, guest stars and more
SPUC's charities bulletin is a guide to where many well-known charities stand on abortion and other pro-life issues
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Marie Stopes has been forced to suspend some abortions after the CQC discovered dangerous and illegal practices in their 'clinics':
The weekend was a great success, with fantastic speakers, workshops and camaraderie. You can read a report of the conference at the link below:
Sign our petition against dangerous new NHS guidelines by which sick, elderly patients are assessed to have only 3 days to live and dehydrated and starved to death:
SPUC responds to the news that the heads of five select committees have called for sex education in schools to be compulsory.
Planned Parenthood accused of inflicting "real genocide" on the African American community, and BBC presenter Stacey Dooley spends time with an American pro-life group.
Pro-lifers present 300,000 petition signature to Stormont, new 3D models show the development of the unborn child in unprecedented detail, and BPAS calls for the morning-after pill to be sold "like aspirin".
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We the undersigned call upon the Chief Executive of NHS England/Wales* to stop end of life practices in NHS hospitals by which sick, elderly patients are assessed to have only 3 days to live and dehydrated and starved to death:
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We the undersigned call upon the Home Secretary to reject calls to make it illegal for peaceful pavement counsellors to offer pro-life alternatives near abortion clinics:
SPUC researcher Fiorella Nash reviews Ann Furedi's new book A Moral Case for Abortion.
Paul Tully reflects on the news that the Women's Equality Party has launched a campaign to decriminalise abortion.
Since 1980, Children in Need has raised £840 million for disadvantaged children. But is a media run umbrella organisation the best way of helping children? And does it pose any problems for pro-lifers?