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On Wednesday 24th July our Liverpool team held a public education display which has received some highly publicised disapproval by the Keswick Convention. This article is to set the facts straight and respond to some of the false rumours being shared on social media.

Last month, Christian Hacking left CBR UK to launch his Vote Life project, running independent candidates under the pro-life banner. The project had two main goals, to make abortion a voting issue and to get the beautiful image of a living baby in the womb through the doors of whole constituencies - making the most of the free Royal Mail drop for every candidate.

The images of the Manchester University pro-life students, being harassed by an abortion-defending mob, is reminiscent of the Little Rock Nine African-American students, and the segregation-defending mob hurling abuse at them.

On Wednesday, around 35 people participated in a pro-life demonstration in Walthamstow, organised by a coalition of pro-life groups. We were responding to the extreme amendments the local MP, Stella Creasy, has put forward as part of The Criminal Justice bill. Her amendments would remove sections 58, 59 and 60 of the Offences Against the Person Act - which would remove protections from the unborn child - essentially meaning women could abort their babies at home up to birth, and even conceal the birth and dispose of the baby’s body, without fear of prosecution.

Times journalist, Rosie Kinchen, got in touch in August as she was writing a piece on the ‘anti-abortion’ movement in the UK in response to the US overturning of Roe v Wade. She was keen to discover the impact this US law would have over here.

The article linked below included factual errors and false accusations about our work, which we are highlighting and correcting in this post.

Stella Creasy: ‘When did we agree that motherhood had to be a struggle?’ by Rosamund Urwin was recently published in The Sunday Times on 16th January 2022.

Whilst in the statements made by Stella Creasy we are not specifically named, we are the activists behind the campaign she refers to, and our billboard banner along with our brand name is printed directly in between these statements of defamation about our campaign in Creasy’s constituency.

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.

Ruth Rawlins refutes some of the false allegations made by Stella Creasy MP for Walthamstow.

Please share this video so that the truth gets out there. The mainstream media consistently cuts our comments and freely allows the rhetoric and allegations from MP Stella Creasy.

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#StopStella

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.

The #StopStella Campaign is calling upon Stella Creasy, MP for Walthamstow, to stop promoting human rights abuses of children in the womb.

We expose what this MP is doing and share how you can act to #StopStella