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Manchester 2007

Women spoke publicly about the tragedy of abortion in St Ann's Square, Manchester, on Saturday 29 September 2007. Around 50 members from SPUC Manchester region supported the event and many passers-by stopped to hear the speakers' testimonies.

The organiser was Judith Stockton of SPUC's Bolton branch. Mrs Mary Lavelle, secretary to the Leigh branch of SPUC, was interviewed by BBC Radio Manchester and Century FM. A journalist and a photographer from the Manchester Evening News interviewed Judith Stockton and took photos.

The captions below are links to high resolution photographs.

Bernadette Hardie from Yorkshire, founder member of British Victims of Abortion, explains why many women feel pressurised into having an abortion.

Yvonne De Martino of Bedford, a Silent No More volunteer, shares how she was healed of the pain and guilt caused by her decision to abort her baby.

Margaret Cuthill of Glasgow, co-ordinator of British Victims of Abortion, shares the circumstances which led to her abortion experience.