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Written Answers — Home Office: Demonstrations (26 Jun 2023)

Chris Philp: ...College of Policing and the Crown Prosecution Service are updating relevant public order guidance and training to reflect the inclusion of the offence of interference with access to or provision of abortion services. In accordance with human rights obligations, these organisations are required to consider the rights provided under Article 9 (freedom of thought, religion and belief),...

Written Answers — Department of Health and Social Care: Abortion: Medical Records (26 Jun 2023)

Baroness Eaton: To ask His Majesty's Government, per their guidance note for completing HSA4 paper forms, which states, "You must use this section to record any complications that occurred up until the time of discharge from the place of termination", and their guidance note for completing HSA4 electronic forms, which states, “You must select any complications that occurred up until the time of discharge...

Written Answers — Department of Health and Social Care: Abortion (22 Jun 2023)

Scott Benton: To ask the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, if he will review the effectiveness of the operation of Section 178 of the Health and Care Act 2022 on the early medical termination of pregnancies at home.

Written Answers — Department of Health and Social Care: Abortion: Drugs (21 Jun 2023)

John Hayes: To ask the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, if he will publish an impact assessment into the change in the law allowing women to take abortion bills at home.

Written Answers — Ministry of Justice: Abortion: Crime (21 Jun 2023)

Scott Benton: To ask the Secretary of State for Justice, what his Department's policy is on decriminalising abortion after 24 weeks.

Written Answers — Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office: Development Aid: Genito-urinary Medicine (20 Jun 2023)

Ian Paisley Jnr: ...Question 181199 on Development Aid: Genito-urinary Medicine, if his Department will make an assessment of the potential merits of monitoring the level of funding that is allocated to (a) overseas abortion services and (b) supporting pregnant women and children overseas.

Pride Month (15 Jun 2023)

Angela Eagle: ...planned and well-funded efforts on a global scale. OpenDemocracy reports on a 2020 investigation that found that more than 20 US fundamentalist religious groups fighting against LGBT+ rights and abortion rights had spent $54 million in Africa pursuing those agendas—an investment that, shamefully, appears to be bearing some fruit.

Offences Against the Person Act: Section 58 - Question (15 Jun 2023)

Lord Stewart of Dirleton: My Lords, the Government are committed to ensuring access to safe, regulated abortion for all women in England and Wales on the NHS. It would be inappropriate for me to comment on specific criminal cases, especially those which may—and I understand will—be subject to appeal proceedings, or on prosecution decisions made by the CPS independently of government. Abortion is a contentious...

Business of the House (15 Jun 2023)

Diana R. Johnson: ...of the House was in the Chamber for my urgent question and I know she was listening very carefully, so will we be able to have a debate in Government time to look at a new regulatory framework for abortion healthcare?

Abortion: Offences against the Person Act (15 Jun 2023)

Edward Argar: Section 58 of the Offences against the Person Act 1861 is the offence of administering drugs or using instruments to procure abortion. I recognise that abortion is a highly emotive issue across the House, and I understand the strength of feeling on both sides of this debate. The Government are committed to ensuring access to safe, legal abortion, and ensuring that all women in England and...

Abortion Services Safe Access Zones (Scotland) Bill (15 Jun 2023)

Abortion Services Safe Access Zones (Scotland) Bill

Miscarriages of Justice - Question (14 Jun 2023)

Baroness Deech: My Lords, what justice can there be in retaining on the statute book sections of a statute of 1861, whereby a mother can be sent to prison for procuring an abortion? Surely it is time that we consider the lack of benefit to society, to her family and indeed to all women in retaining such an outdated and barbaric method of punishment.

Healthy Start Scheme (Take-Up) (No. 2) (14 Jun 2023)

Emma Lewell-Buck: ...with my friend, the hon. Member for Cheadle (Mary Robinson), heard in evidence that children in the north are more likely to die before reaching their first birthday. Desperate mothers are seeking abortions because they simply do not know how they will feed their babies. It has been widely reported that some parents have, in desperation, resorted to theft of baby milk and formula, or are...

East West Rail: Bedford to Cambridge — [Sir Mark Hendrick in the Chair] (13 Jun 2023)

Daniel Zeichner: ...thing to do when we were trying to encourage a modal shift, and I am glad that it was finally abandoned. I might be testing the Minister slightly, but can he tell us how much was spent on that abortive project, how many civil servants are still working on the arc project—including beyond the Department for Transport, in other Departments—and how long that project team has been going? I...

Public Order (12 Jun 2023)

Sammy Wilson: ...Benches who are quite happy to say that someone who glues themselves to a road or causes physical destruction to paintings in an art gallery should be tolerated, but someone who stands outside an abortion clinic and prays should not be tolerated. That kind of inconsistency shows that this is not so much about the methods that the Home Secretary is introducing today, but about who they are...

Legislative Definition of Sex — [Judith Cummins in the Chair] (12 Jun 2023)

Jess Phillips: ...of 28, whereas my husband, just three years older than me, was allowed to make that decision without anyone batting an eyelid. I had to get two doctors to sign a thing to say that I could have an abortion. My biology really matters to me, and I have been treated poorly because of it. However, after making that point, I stress that my remarks will be about the issue of single-sex spaces and...

Written Answers — Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office: China: Abortion (12 Jun 2023)

John Hayes: To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs, whether he has had recent discussions with his Chinese counterpart on forced and coercive abortions in China.

Written Answers — Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office: China: Abortion (12 Jun 2023)

John Hayes: ...assistance provided to (a) International Planned Parenthood Federation, (b) United Nations Family Planning Association and (c) other organisations was used to carry out forced and coercive abortions in China.

Council of Europe ( 8 Jun 2023)

Nickie Aiken: ...signatories—must criminalise several offences, including psychological violence, stalking, physical violence, sexual violence including rape, forced marriage, female genital mutilation, forced abortion and forced sterilisation. The scope of that must not be understated. The convention states that sexual harassment must be subject to “criminal or other legal sanction”. It also...

Written Ministerial Statements — Northern Ireland Office: Northern Ireland Update ( 6 Jun 2023)

Chris Heaton-Harris: ...and scientifically accurate education on sexual and reproductive health and rights, a compulsory component of curriculum for adolescents, covering prevention of early pregnancy and access to abortion in Northern Ireland, and monitor its implementation”. The Regulations will mirror the approach taken in England with regard to education about the prevention of early pregnancy and access to...


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