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“It’s one thing to say the economy is not doing well and we’ve got a fiscal challenge, but the context we’re now in is that we are having to increase defence spending…
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CARE for Scotland asks MSPs to vote down gender recognition reform plansCARE for Scotland has asked MSPs to oppose controversial gender recognition proposals at a debate in the Scottish Parliament, warning they risk undermining the safety of children and chilling free speech.
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CARE "ready for Rishi" to curb big bettingCARE has urged Rishi Sunak to deliver on promised gambling reforms as it emerges more young people than ever have a problem habit.
Gambling
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Mums turning to prostitution to cope with cost-of-living crisis, research showsBritish mothers are turning to prostitution to help pay their bills as the cost-of-living crisis intensifies, troubling new research shows.
Sexual Exploitation
Press Releases
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Ex-MP criticises "denial and spin" by assisted suicide Bill supporters
Assisted Suicide
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10 years of the Modern Slavery Act: CARE calls for greater…
Human Trafficking
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Ex MP says parliament should "have no confidence" in Bill as…
Assisted Suicide
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CARE welcomes "groundbreaking" review urging action on extreme porn
Pornography
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NHS England pushes back on trans ideology
Transgender
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Kids can easily access porn, regulator warnsChildren in the United Kingdom can easily access pornography online, state regulator Ofcom has said.
Pornography
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Canadian man applies for doctor-assisted death due to homelessnessA Canadian man is applying to end his life under Canada's regressive euthanasia framework because he does not want to be homeless.
Assisted Suicide
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CARE: Buffer zones are a disproportionate and unnecessary interference with civil libertiesPlans to enforce "buffer zones" around abortion clinics in England and Wales are an unjustified assault on civil liberties, campaigners say.
Abortion
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Euthanasia plans brought forward on JerseyEuthanasia proposals have been brought forward on the island of Jersey following sustained pressure for a change in the law by activists.
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Bid for national "buffer zones" lawPro-life people could be banned from advocating outside places where abortions take place under plans to be considered at Westminster.
Abortion
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MP calls for investigation into trans charity MermaidsDamaging evidence about the conduct of Mermaids, a charity which promotes controversial gender identity theory in schools, was disclosed earlier this week.
Marriage and Family
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sModern slavery reclassified as "immigration issue" by the Home OfficeConcerns have been raised after the UK Home Office reclassified modern slavery as an immigration issue.
Human Trafficking