Wherever the left/liberal forces attain power, they always try to implement a wide array of failed economic and social policies, and they also make a point of pushing the ‘culture of death’ on both ends of human existence: with abortion and Euthanasia/assisted suicide.
In the badly failing United Kingdom, it isn’t any different.
Yesterday, in a dark day for the nation, the House of Commons voted that ‘Women will no longer be prosecuted for aborting their own pregnancies at any point up to birth’ (a.k.a. late term abortions are now on the table).
The Telegraph reported:
“MPs have voted with a majority of 242 to decriminalize seeking an abortion at any stage of gestation for any reason, which means that women will no longer face an investigation or arrest for doing so.
Abortion in England and Wales is a criminal offence, but is legal with an authorized provider up to 24 weeks, with very limited circumstances allowing one after this time. It is also possible to take prescribed medication at home if a woman is less than 10 weeks pregnant.”
Suella Braverman MP (@SuellaBraverman) warns that in countries where abortion has been decriminalised, there’s been a significant rise in failed late-term abortions – with serious physical harm and risk as a result.
We should not follow that path. pic.twitter.com/EQrFNuogy6
— Right To Life UK (@RightToLifeUK) June 17, 2025
With this vote, the Offences Against the Person Act 1861 – which forbids abortion – will be amended, and will not apply to women ending their own pregnancies.
“Tonia Antoniazzi, the Labour MP, said the current abortion law was ‘outdated’, and added: ‘This is not justice. It is cruelty, and it has got to end.’
She told MPs: ‘Let’s ensure that not a single desperate woman ever again is subject to traumatic criminal investigation at the worst moment in their lives’.”
I voted no.
I am pro-choice, but can scarcely believe that after just 46 rushed minutes of backbench debate in which only 13 MPs gave speeches, Parliament voted to decriminalise abortions of healthy babies up to full-term.
Labour MPs cheered when the vote passed. https://t.co/dGHF0GxUaK
— Ben Obese-Jecty MP (@BenObeseJecty) June 17, 2025
Critics of this vote say this will pave the way for ‘sex-selective abortions’.
“It comes after Sir Keir Starmer indicated that he would support a change in the law. The amendment was put to a free vote, so MPs from all parties could vote with their conscience.”
In Canada, for the failed G7 summit, Starmer told reporters that ‘his long-standing in principle position is that women have the right to a safe and legal abortion’.
Surprisingly, not everyone in this child-murdering government is happy for it. Shabana Mahmood, the Justice Secretary, described the amendment as ‘extreme’.
“She wrote to constituents to express her opposition to ‘extending abortions up until the point of birth beyond the exemptions that currently exist, as doing so would not only be unnecessary but dangerous’. I am deeply concerned to see these measures being progressed in the name of women’s rights, when the potential physical and mental impacts on women would be so devastating.”
Another dark day in the our nation’s history. Parliament has voted to decriminalise abortion up to birth.
I don’t recall seeing state-sanctioned infanticide in Labour’s manifesto?
It’ll soon vote again for assisted suicide. The most immoral parliament in my lifetime.
— Chris Rose (@ArchRose90) June 17, 2025
Read more:
UK DYSTOPIA: Pro-Life Activist Convicted for Standing Outside Abortion Clinic – Case Criticized by VP Vance and US State Department – May Have ‘Diplomatic Implications’
Read the full article here
