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.
Tune in to listen to Christian Hacking as he speaks with Tom Swarbrick on LBC about the #StopStella campaign and explains why MP Stella Creasy is the focus. He is joined by Elaine Crory from Alliance for Choice, a group who campaigned for increased abortions rights in Northern Ireland.
Listen as Aisling Goodison challenges abortionist Wendy Savage to describe what happens in a late term abortion. Speaking live on LBC, to comment on Jeremy Hunt's comments on the abortion limit.
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Ruth Rawlins defends the graphic depiction of abortion outside clinics and says that some women change their minds once they see the images.
Press Release Issued by: Centre for Bio-Ethical Reform UK
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Press Release: Dispatches Reply - Abortion Controversy (1284 KB)
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Channel 4 Television’s broadcast of a Dispatches news documentary scheduled to air Wednesday 5th October, 2016 and produced in collaboration with Hardcash Productions contains countless defamatory accusations levelled against the Centre for Bio-Ethical Reform UK (CBR UK) and echoed by The Mail on Sunday.
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Abortion Supporters do Not Want to Talk About the Reality of Abortion
The BBC phoned Ruth to comment on the World Health Organisation statistics claiming that one-quarter, that’s 1 in 4, 25%, an estimated 56 million pregnancies “end in abortion” worldwide every year.
Ruth asked, essentially, “Why is this a problem if abortion doesn’t kill a human being?”
Kelley Temple, the secretary for Abortion Rights and Girlguiding advocacy manager, wanted to frame the discussion around abortion being a woman’s right and "forced pregnancy" to be wrong.
Again, we can see the abortion lobby's position is utterly indefensible - and that gets exposed every time they have to defend it.
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