SPUC affirms, defends and promotes the existence and value of human life from the moment of conception.
SPUC affirms, defends and promotes the existence and value of human life from the moment of conception.
5th int'l youth conference 2-4 March 2012
2012 abortion & maternal health conference
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26 January 2012: The government should use its powers to stop TV advertising by commercial abortion centres. SPUC's question-and-answer briefing will give you the information you need to help make this happen. > More
The highly successful SPUC international youth conference will take place this year 2-4 March 2012 in Rotherham, UK. We have a line-up of leading experts who will speak on the theme of "human dignity" from conception to natural death. Further details >here
An international one day conference will be held on 20 March 2012 in London. Every year an estimated 350,000 mothers die from pregnancy-related causes. Yet as the deadline for Millennium Development Goal 5 (maternal health) approaches, 1000 mothers are still dying every day. How can these women and their babies be saved? Can the UK government be persuaded that abortion is not the answer? What are the alternatives? International medical and legal experts discuss how individuals and organisations can help change policies and save lives> Full details and booking
SPUC has produced a new briefing on maternal mortality. It contains important information on maternal health and the governments and groups exporting abortion and contraception to the developing world. A presentation on the pro-life response to maternal mortality has also been produced, detailing the need for a robust pro-life response to pregnant mothers dying in poor countries. Both documents will equip SPUC members and lobbyists with the information they need to bring about effective change. These documents will also prepare readers for the SPUC March 2012 conference "Abortion or Maternal Health: what should the UK be funding in developing countries?" > More