Heidi Crowter is a disability rights campaigner who is bravely challenging the UK's discriminatory abortion laws. At the moment, you can abort up to birth in Great Britain for cases of 'serious disability'. There is very clear evidence this includes Down's syndrome as well as other treatable conditions, like a Club foot. Watch the video below to find out more.
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Archbishop Justin Welby has revealed that his wife felt pressured to have an abortion by hospital staff.
Over a dozen pro-life MPs lost their seats in the recent general election, raising concerns about the future of abortion legislation.
The number of abortions in Northern Ireland has increased by almost 25% in the past year, according to new statistics from the Department of Health (DoH).
MSPs in the Scottish Parliament have passed a bill to introduce buffer zones around clinics providing abortions.
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Meet Heidi Crowter: the Down's syndrome activist challenging the UK's abortion laws