Pro-life veteran, crossbench Peer, and senior member of the All-Party Parliamentary Pro-Life Group, Lord Alton of Liverpool, is calling on opponents of the assisted suicide Bill to act now to ensure its defeat this Friday 11 September. With only…
The founder of the company Have My Baby in Miami invoked his Fifth Amendment right not to answer a series of questions about birth tourism during a House Oversight Committee task force hearing last week. U.S. citizenship is guaranteed under the…
In spite of a court injunction barring anyone from speaking on this case, Fahim’s mother is publicly calling for the court to reverse their order on removing hydration and nutrition, immediately return her son back to his home, and drop the…
A premature baby boy who weighed only 1 lb 2 oz when born and had a low chance of survival is now thriving at home and hitting his developmental milestones. Baby Sebastian was born in September, over four months before his due date, after his…
More than 150 doctors and other healthcare workers from across the North East of England have called on MPs to reject the new assisted suicide Bill at its Second Reading on 11 September, saying that it has “major shortcomings”. The healthcare…
John Pring reported for the Disability New Service on September 3, 2026 that the British government admitted that disabled people may face ‘subtle pressure’ to choose assisted suicide if the assisted suicide bill becomes law. Pring reported…
A radical euthanasia activist wants to bring a “death collar” to the UK if it legalizes assisted suicide. Leading pro-life advocates are calling on Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood to block Philip Nitschke, the euthanasia campaigner known as “Dr.…
In just a week, the British Parliament will revisit an assisted suicide bill that has lost support the longer it has been subject to public scrutiny. Despite its defeat in the House of Lords last spring when opponents succeeded in introducing a…
In just a week, the British Parliament will revisit an assisted suicide bill that has lost support the longer it has been subject to public scrutiny. Despite its defeat in the House of Lords last spring when opponents succeeded in introducing a…
I have good news. Justice Carissima Mathen denied Claire Brosseau and Dying With Dignity an injunction to approve Brosseau to be killed by euthanasia (MAiD) based on mental illness as the sole criteria. (Link to the court decision). The…
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