BPAS abortion line shows Theresa May’s government doesn’t care about women
from SPUC:
On International Women’s Day, the Government seems to care more about the interests of abortionists than helping women.
On Tuesday, Jackie Doyle-Price, the Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Health, confirmed in Parliament that a booking service to fast-track women from Northern Ireland for abortions in Britain is to be run by BPAS, Britain’s biggest abortion provider.
No care for women
On International Women’s Day, Liam Gibson, SPUC’s Northern Ireland development officer said that the decision “proves that the UK government is more concerned with the interests of abortionists than helping women. This service will be nothing less than the sales force of the abortion industry.”
As well as depriving unborn children of the protection the law in the Province offers them, “this decision shows the Theresa May’s government doesn’t care about women either,” Mr Gibson continued. “If it did it wouldn’t hand them over to people with a vested financial interest in making sure they go through with an abortion they may well regret.”
bpas endangers women
Furthermore, Mr Gibson says, “We know from the reports of the Care Quality Commission that bpas abortion facilities have a long history of shoddy standards and illegal practices.” A bpas clinic in Merseyside was condemned by health watchdogs over safety issues after 11 women were transferred to hospital for emergency treatment. “This bpas-run booking service will only serve the abortion industry and endanger the health and safety of women from Northern Ireland.”
He also mentioned how appalling it is that the UK Government should be in partnership with an organisation like bpas, when it’s head, Ann Furedi, has argued for abortion up to birth for any reason, including on the ground that the baby is a girl. (Loose Women shocked at bpas boss Ann Furedi extreme abortion agenda).
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