CBR UK's #StopStella campaign continues to make the news, with Christian Hacking challenging a Community Protection Notice (CPN) issued by Waltham Forest Council. We will keep this page updated with the court case progress.
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Ruth Rawlins debates Rachael Clarke from bpas (British Pregnancy Advisory Service) on the Kay Burley show on 27th February 2020, speaking out against false allegations of harassment and intimidation outside clinics.
CBR UK's #StopStella campaign has received a flood of media interest. Most articles reflect the mainstream media's bias towards supporting abortion and repeat the false allegations which Stella Creasy keeps repeating in the media. But they make for an interesting read nonetheless.
28th September 2019
Independent - Labour MP Stella Creasy ‘harassed and intimidated’ by anti-abortion activists
The Guardian/Observer - Police called after Stella Creasy targeted by anti-abortion group
29th September 2019
iNews.co.uk - Anti-abortion group targets pregnant MP Stella Creasy with 'sickening' poster
Metro - Pregnant MP targeted by anti-abortion campaigners with ‘sickening’ dead baby poster
30th September 2019
Sky News - Stella Creasy targeted by anti-abortion group in Walthamstow constituency
BBC News - Anti-abortion posters targeting Stella Creasy to be pulled
ITV News - Walthamstow MP Stella Creasy targeted by anti-abortion campaigners
The Guardian - Ad agency apologises to Stella Creasy over foetus billboard campaign
RT - Labour MP targeted by American anti-abortion group with graphic ‘Stop Stella’ billboard
Daily Mail Online - Anti-abortion campaigners erect a giant 'Stop Stella' billboard featuring a nine-week old 'living foetus' in pregnant Labour MP Stella Creasy's constituency
The Drum - Clear Channel removes anti-abortion ads following pressure from MPs
The Sun - SHOCK TACTICS Anti-abortion campaigners erect billboard with graphic photo of ‘nine-week-old’ foetus in bid to force out Labour MP Stella Creasy
iNews.co.uk - Anti-abortion billboard advert in Walthamstow removed after Stella Creasy said it 'harassed women'
Belfast Telegraph - Labour MP Stella Creasy targeted by anti-abortion group after billboards featuring 'nine-week old' foetus' erected
Campaign Live - Clear Channel to remove anti-abortion posters targeting MP Stella Creasy
Sky Statement - Stella Creasy MP calls on Home Secretary Priti Patel to stop ‘harassment of women’ in Walthamstow
1st October 2019
The Times - Anti-abortion posters put up at home of pregnant MP Stella Creasy
Spiked - Anti-abortion posters are not ‘harassment’
Christian Today - Pro-life group denies harassment of Stella Creasy after graphic billboard is pulled
LifeSite News - Pregnant UK politician behind Northern Ireland abortion push furious over billboard of 9-week fetus
2nd October 2019
The New European - The 'Stop Stella' billboard shows how urgently we need reform in political advertising
BBC News - Abortion: Protesters' campaign 'harassing' Labour MP
Buzzfeed.news - The Protesters Who Targeted A Pregnant MP With Anti-Abortion Billboards Have Been Referred To The Taxman
Huffington Post - John Bercow Blasts 'Vile' Anti-Abortion Billboards Aimed At Pregnant MP Stella Creasy
Politicshome.com - John Bercow leads MPs in blasting ‘vile’ campaign against Stella Creasy over abortion stance
3rd October 2019
The Guardian - Council orders removal of anti-abortion poster targeting Stella Creasy
6th October 2019
Independent - Anti-abortion groups are ramping up their vile harassment tactics – and the government is letting them
The Guardian/Observer - Police investigate ‘extremist’ targeting of Stella Creasy by anti-abortion group
8th October 2019
Grazia - Stella Creasy: I'm Labelled A 'Hypocrite' For Being Pregnant
Catholic Herald - UK company apologizes for pro-life billboard aimed at local MP
11th October 2019
Unherd - Why is Stella Creasy shutting down debate?
We will add to our media archive as new articles are published, so check back soon.
MP Stella Creasy makes false allegations about CBR UK on BBC Politics Live, 4th October 2019. Claiming that the group are "connected to organisations around the world who have radicalised people to the point they’ve taken violence to people they disagree with."
Stella Creasy also calls the 9-week living fetus image "graphic and it’s scientifically incorrect", claiming that "a baby at 9 weeks is like the size of a poppy seed, it’s tiny....I would listen to the professionals on these things!"
"Why is it graphic?" asks the Telegraph's Tim Stanley, referring to the anti-abortion poster in Stella Creasy's constituency, "the image of a foetus that was on the poster, is simply an image of a foetus".
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Pro-abortion Member of Parliament Stella Creasy has praised council officials who vandalised a pro-life display while local police officers stood by refusing to intervene and halt the destruction of private property.
Waltham Forest Borough Council officials in East London surrounded Christian Hacking, a pro-lifer in a wheel chair, on Thursday morning in Walthamstow Town Centre.
The officials demanded that the pro-lifers remove banners showing a picture of local pro-abortion Member of Parliament (MP) Stella Creasy next to the image of a 24-week aborted foetus.
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Ruth speaks to BBC London News on why we are calling Stella Creasy to account using 9-week living fetus image on large billboard in her constituency. Members of the public comment that it should have been left up, giving women a chance to see what a living fetus looks like before they chose abortion.
Listen as Ruth explains on BBC Radio 4 Women's Hour, the reasoning behind targetting Stella Creasy MP of Walthamstow, in our new campaign.
Billboards depicting an image of a 9-week fetus have been defaced in Walthamstow for allegedly causing “serious or widespread offence.” Watch Ruth Rawlins explain to ITV News why this #StopStella campaign is so important.
Listen to Aisling Goodison as she speaks with Emma Barnett on BBC 5 Live, who asks her to apologise to Stella Creasy for 'upsetting' her. Aisling responds by asking Stella Creasy to apologise to the unborn children, whose right to life she is campaigning to remove.