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Published Date: 28 October 2007
ANTI-abortion activists yesterday marked the 40th anniversary of the legalisation of abortion with a mass protest against terminations, where they called for a change in the law.
Up to 2,000 people gathered at the demonstration outside the Houses of Parliament. Campaigners claimed there have been almost seven million terminations performed since the 1967 Abortion Act.

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  • Last Updated: 28 October 2007 12:17 AM
  • Source: Scotland On Sunday
  • Location: Scotland
  • Related Topics: Abortion
 
1

Allan(handofgod137),

28/10/2007 02:24:40

Unfortunately the protesters were overlooked.............


but there's still time.

2

Heidegger,

Lochore 28/10/2007 07:49:30

Anything that keeps the unborn unborn
reduces the toll of human misery.

3

Guga II,

Rockall 28/10/2007 08:17:14

2,000 people is a "mass protest"?

4

Hunky Dorey,

Glasgow 28/10/2007 12:01:37

Even one voice raised against the murder of the unborn in the womb,is to be welcomed. Let us strive to defend the rights of the unborn. Let us fight the scourge of LIFESTYLE MOTIVATED ABORTIONS. Let us end the silent HOLOCAUST,now!

5

Biker,

Ayr 28/10/2007 13:24:08

oops one slipped through!!!

6

saneatheist,

Shetland 28/10/2007 13:46:46

Isn't it a fact that around one in four pregnancies ends in miscarriage? Making god the biggest abortionist of all.
The number of abortions could be reduced substantially, if only "religions" would keep their noses out when it comes to sex education and birth control.


 

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