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Join the Fightback
Join Campaign: Join the FightbackThis is a rallying call to rise up and fight for a culture of life, because every life matters. Join us and defend life at this critical time for our country.

Our Campaigns
At SPUC we provide you with all the guidance and tools you need to engage in our campaigns and impact policy
Through campaigning, we can create real impact. Our comprehensive campaigns offer opportunities to:
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Stay informed with the latest policy changes
Active Campaigns
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5 Asks for the Scottish Government
Policy choices must centre on the protection of human dignity, the eradication of poverty, and the safeguarding of vulnerable women.
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Back the Babies Bill
The Babies Bill aims to give support during the 1,001 days from pregnancy to age two a stronger and more enduring legal foundation.
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Stop Abortion Up to Birth in Scotland
The Scottish Abortion Law Review Group has put forward proposals that would dismantle existing safeguards and effectively permit abortion up to birth.
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Join the Fightback
This is a rallying call to rise up and fight for a culture of life, because every life matters. Join us and defend life at this critical time for our country.
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Lives Worth Living
SPUC upholds the right to life from conception until natural death, and has played a part in resisting many attempts both in Parliament and in the courts to change the law on assisted suicide.
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End the pills by post policy
Since Parliament approved an amendment to decriminalise self-induced abortion up to birth, the danger of pills by post is now greater than ever.
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Fight the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill
Lauren Edwards, the Labour MP for Rochester and Strood, has announced that she will re-introduce the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, which was first tabled by Kim Leadbeater MP in 2024.
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Abortion and Coercion
Ideas about “choice” and “autonomy” are central to the abortion industry. In reality, however, many abortions take place because a woman feels she has no choice – either because of her circumstances, or because she has been forced by her…
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Fight the McArthur Bill
Write to Your MSPs This tool is now closed. Join Our Newsletter Embrace the culture of life and stay up to date with our latest news. Let’s keep Scotland safe for the people we love VICTORY: Bill defeated! MSP Liam…
Latest Press Releases
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SPUC calls on John Swinney to rule out “abortion up to birth” as SNP conference draft agenda reveals push for decriminalisation
Total decriminalisation would strip away existing legal time limits, opening the door to abortion on demand for any reason up to the moment of birth.
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Abortion now leading cause of death in Scotland, a new analysis of data has revealed
These figures outpace heart disease, stroke, and cancer combined.
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SPUC urges Scottish Government to prioritise human dignity, poverty eradication, and maternal safety in September’s Programme for Government
SPUC have outlined five interventions they urge the Scottish Government to make to support women and protect the most vulnerable in society.
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PRESS RELEASE – Highest Scottish abortion figures on record for 2025
Image Credits: Shutterstock PRESS RELEASE – FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE London, 26th May 2026 – The Society for the Protection of Unborn Children (SPUC), the world’s oldest pro-life campaign group, is utterly aghast at the data released today by Public Health Scotland, showing 2025 as the year with the highest abortion…
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SPUC responds to “highest abortion” figures on record
The UK’s leading pro-life group responds to the new abortion figures from the Department for Health and Social Care.
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English Local Elections 2026
While pro-life issues are not generally in the hands of local officials, elections are a good time to make your voice heard.
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Three MPs stood out in the assisted suicide debate… for very different reasons
Image Source: UK Parliament On Friday the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill failed to pass its second attempt Second Reading in the House of Commons by a margin of just sixteen votes, 286 to 270. During the heated debate on the issue, which could have led to the…












