Society for the Protection of Unborn Children
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London, SE11 4AB, United Kingdom
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Email: information@spuc.org.uk

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SPUC deplores false claims about sex education in House of Commons

8 September: SPUC has deplored the misinformation provided by Chris Bryant, MP for Rhondda, in introducing a bill to force all schools to provide sex education. > More

SPUC has produced a briefing responded to other false claims about sex and relationships education made by the Terrence Higgns Trust.

 

Conscientious objection to anti-life practices threatened at Council of Europe

11 August: A report on conscientious objection in medicine will be debated in early October in the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE). The report’s focus is conscientious objection to abortion, contraception, IVF and euthanasia. Please contact your country’s representatives in PACE. > More

 

Maternal mortality: moves at UN to promote abortion as human right

11 August: A right to abortion, under the guise of reproductive health, will be proposed at a United Nations (UN) summit in New York between 20 and 22 September 2010. Please contact strongly pro-life politicians in your country. > More

 

Students needed to tell freshers the truth about abortion

6 August: SPUC has devised a leaflet (pictured) that we would like students to distribute at their freshers' fairs > More

 

Book now for SPUC Evangelicals conference, 17 to 19 Sept.

9 July: This year, in place of the SPUC annual national conference, SPUC Evangelicals is organising a weekend conference, 17 to 19 September. The conference is open to people of any denomination, religion or none. > More

 

Petition against euthanasia by neglect launched

2 June: SPUC has launched a UK petition against euthanasia by neglect. Signatories to SPUC's petition are calling upon the Secretary of State for Health and the General Medical Council to ensure that no patient is deliberately killed by the withdrawal of ordinary treatment and care, including food and water. > More