British Parliament to Vote on Extending Abortion to Northern Ireland
For years pro-abortion activists in both Belfast and London have tried to force abortion on the people of Northern Ireland, which is part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland (U.K.). Abortion has been legal elsewhere in the U.K. since Parliament passed the Abortion Act of 1967, which does not apply to Northern Ireland, which has its own criminal justice laws.
Several efforts to change the abortion law within Northern Ireland have failed in recent years, thanks to the efforts of Precious Life in mobilizing opposition from the overwhelmingly pro-life majority there, using methods learned from Joe Scheidler and his book, CLOSED.
Wednesday's vote is critical and Smyth has asked pro-lifers the world over to pray for a pro-life victory that will keep abortion out of Northern Ireland.
"Campaigners at abortion rallies"—BBC News, 10/18/2008
"Attempts to Impose Legal Abortion on Northern Ireland will Trigger Constitutional Crisis say MLAs"—LifeSite News, 10/8/2008
"'Last chance' to legalise abortions in Northern Ireland"—The Observer, 10/19/2008
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