The Society for the Protection of Unborn Children (SPUC) has expressed dismay that MPs have voted for a motion to make the controversial pills by post abortion scheme permanent.

The amendment, which originated in the House of Lords, was passed by 215 votes to 188.

Alithea Williams, SPUC’s Public Policy Manager, said: “It is disgusting that a Healthcare bill has been hijacked to push through something that is not healthcare by any definition. Instead, it is a way to end the lives of unborn children that bypasses even the few safeguards for women that the abortion law provided.

“In approving this dangerous policy, MPs have ignored evidence of its dangers, and they have ignored women,” she continued.

When it comes to abortion, Joe Biden is one of the least “faithful” Catholics, yet he continues to attend Mass despite his aggressive promotion of abortion.

Last week, Biden condemned the Florida legislature for passing a bill to protect babies from late aboritons The bill would ban aboritons on babies after 15 weeks, but Biden, who keeps claiming he is a “devout” Catholic, trashed the pro-life bill.

Biden bad-mouthed Florida lawmakers Friday for passing a bill that would protect thousands of unborn babies from abortions every year, claiming the legislation is “dangerous” and killing babies in the womb is “health care.”

Recently, attorneys filed an appeal in the ongoing case of the D.C. government’s viewpoint discrimination against Black pro-life activists from the Frederick Douglass Foundation and allies from Students for Life of America. D.C. police arrested pro-life activists for chalking “Black Pre-born Lives Matter” on a public sidewalk while no arrests were made for those on the other ideological aisle who permanently painted Black Lives Matter on the street leading to the White House.

Using one hand, institutional powers plaster the headlines with stories of the police brutality that claimed 23 unarmed Black lives in 2018, while using the other hand to prop up and celebrate the abortion violence that claimed 117,626 unarmed Black children’s lives in the same year.

Some disability rights activists have taken to Twitter to condemn the World Health Organization for categorizing Down syndrome as among “the most common severe birth defects.”

The activists consider the WHO tweet to be dehumanizing and disrespectful to the many individuals around the globe who are not just surviving, but thriving, with an extra chromosome.

Cable news host Rachel Campos-Duffy, a mother of nine children, one with Down syndrome, tweeted, “Why do we financially support discredited, China-run #WHO. Down syndrome is NOT a birth defect. It’s a chromosomal variation. My baby w/ Downs is as human & valuable as any of my other kids.

It was the worst moment of her life.

Just a few days earlier, U.S. Congresswoman Jaime Herrera Beutler, a Republican from Washington state, had announced that she and her husband were expecting their first child, a baby girl. Then that joy was crushed at her 22-week ultrasound appointment, according to CBN News.

“’There is no chance your baby will live,’” Beutler remembered doctors saying after they discovered that her unborn daughter’s kidneys were missing. “’No baby has ever survived this.’”

Beutler and her husband were devastated. But they refused to give up hope, and they began praying for a miracle.

Pro-life pregnancy centers (formerly known as crisis pregnancy centers and also as pregnancy care or resource centers) are faith-based, community-based, not-for-profit organizations which first began to appear in the U.S. in the late 1960s, as abortion was becoming legal, to provide care and resources to assist women with immediate and ongoing needs related to unexpected pregnancy. Their focus on alternatives to abortion, also known as life-affirming services, was and is designed to empower a woman to welcome her child into the world. Today, pregnancy centers provide an expanded range of essential and professional care encompassing support services, medical care, and resources, usually at no cost to the women, men, and youth they serve.

Last week marked the beginning of the 40 Days for Life annual spring campaign in communities across the country and around the world. Started in Texas in 2004, this grassroots organization has grown into a global 40 day movement in defense of the unborn. Through prayer, personal encounters and peaceful vigils outside of Planned Parenthood and other abortion centers, 40 Days for Life is a powerful witness to the God-given dignity of every human being. Because of their good work, thousands of lives have been saved from the tragedy of abortion.

This spring’s campaign comes at a pivotal point for the pro-life movement here in America.

The Guatemalan Congress passed a law Tuesday to increase jail penalties for abortionists and women convicted of aborting unborn babies.

Reuters reports the Life and Family Protection Law passed by a strong majority, and President Alejandro Giammattei appears likely to sign it.

Abortions are illegal in Guatemala, except when the mother’s life is at risk. The country punishes women and abortionists with jail time for aborting unborn babies in violation of the law.

The new legislation increases the penalty for women who abort their unborn babies from three years to up to 10 years in prison. Additionally, it increases the penalty for anyone who aborts an unborn baby without the mother’s consent to up to 50 years in prison, the French news agency AFP reports.

Colorado House Democrats advanced a radical pro-abortion bill early Thursday morning that would deny all rights and protections to unborn babies.

After listening to 13 hours of testimony from hundreds of people, many in opposition to the bill, the state House Health and Insurance Committee voted 7-4 along party lines to send the bill to the full House for a vote, Colorado Politics reports.

State House Bill 1279 would make abortion a “fundamental right” under state law and explicitly deny rights and legal protections to any “fertilized egg, embryo or fetus.” A majority of Democrats in both chambers have co-sponsored the bill, so it appears likely to pass.

A bill under consideration in the Maryland General Assembly appears to legalize infanticide.

The Pregnant Person’s Freedom Act of 2022, in addition to perpetuating the delusion that “persons” other than women can conceive and carry a child, includes the following ominous admonition:

“This section may not be construed to authorize any form of investigation or penalty for a person: … experiencing a miscarriage, perinatal death related to a failure to act, or stillbirth.”

“Perinatal death related to a failure to act,” is the most menacing line in this terrible bill. Perinatal is an imprecise word with many interpretations. The World Health Organization defines it as the period between 23 weeks’ gestation and seven days after birth.