The UK’s House of Commons Select Committee on Science and Technology has announced that it will conduct an inquiry into scientific developments relevant to the 1967 Abortion Act. The inquiry will not be concerned with the moral and ethical isses surrounding abortion, but with scientific evidence that has a bearing on the current legal limit for abortion (24 weeks’ gestation), the potential impact of relaxing current restrictions on early-stage (first trimester) abortions, and the beneficial or adverse health outcomes associated with abortion.
The LifeLeague says: We urge you to contact the following MPs, all of whom sit on the Commons Select Committee on Science and Technology. Urge them to consider the continuously building scientific data demonstrating the humanity and personhood of the unborn child. You can make use of LifeLeague’s brilliant online article addressing this very subject by clicking here.
Click here to send your submission to the committee by 02.09.07.
Click here to contact Lib Dem MP Phil Willis.
Click here to contact Conservative MP Adam Afriyie.
Click here to contact Labour MP Robert Flello.
Click here to contact Labour MP Linda Gilroy.
Click here to contact Lib Dem MP Evan Harris.
Click here to contact Labour MP Brian Iddon.
Click here to contact Labour MP Chris Mole.
Click here to contact Conservative MP Brooks Newmark.
Click here to contact Conservative MP Bob Spink.
Click here to contact Labour MP Graham Stringer.
Click here to contact Labour MP Des Turner.
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