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 SPUC's current action alerts. Please follow the links in the left-hand menu for our ongoing campaigns, campaigns archive, and events. If you would like to assist SPUC’s lobbying by helping to form a SPUC  branch in your area, please contact tonymullett@spuc.org.uk

ACTION ALERTS

Campaign to uphold traditional marriage

The Society for the Protection of Unborn Children (SPUC)  published a position paper on same-sex marriage http://goo.gl/NshB6 following a resolution by SPUC's Council last month. SPUC has also made available today a background paper http://goo.gl/GpUOD to be read in conjunction with the position paper and which provides some additional references and reflections. SPUC is the world's oldest pro-life lobbying and educational organisation, founded in 1967.

SPUC states that:

  • Marriage - the permanent, exclusive union of one man and one woman - is the basis of the family, the fundamental group unit of society. Upholding marriage is therefore in everyone’s interests.
  • Marriage as an institution protects children, both born and unborn. Statistics show that unborn children are much safer within marriage than outside marriage.
  • Same-sex marriage lacks basic elements of true marriage e.g. the complementary sexual difference between spouses necessary for the procreation and healthy upbringing of children.
  • Same-sex marriage represents an attempt to redefine marriage, thus undermining marriage. This undermining lessens the protection for unborn children which true marriage provides.

Lobby your MEP to stop pro-abortion power-grab

January 2012 UPDATED: The pro-abortion lobby is pushing for the European Union (EU) to be given power over abortion. Contact your MEP today to stop this move. > More

 

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Contacting your MP and members of the House of Lords

You do not need to be registered to vote to contact your Member of Parliament (MP), who represents everyone in his/her constituency. Find out which constituency you are in, who your MP is and how to contact your MP. It is not usually worthwhile to write to any other MP than your own. Please write messages in your own words, and keep them brief and courteous.

You can write to Peers (members of the House of Lords) at: House of Lords, London SW1A 0PW (or by email below, where further guidance regarding writing to Peers can also be found).

Please remember always to forward any replies you receive from parliamentarians to SPUC's political department

UK Political parties

Contacting MEPs

Contacting PACE Delegates


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