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A new Guttmacher Institute (a reproductive health research organisation) report estimates that about 1.13 million abortions occurred in the United States in 2025, representing an increase of less than 0.2% from 2024. This maintains the upward trend since the 2022 Dobbs ruling shifted abortion regulation back to state governments. The report documented a decline in interstate travel for abortions,…
In a troubling development for abortion law in England and Wales, the House of Lords has rejected amendments aiming to remove or alter Clause 208 of the Crime and Policing Bill during its Report Stage on March 18th. This clause removes criminal liability for women concerning self-induced abortion at any gestational age, i.e., up until…
The provisional data of the number of abortions for 2025 has just been obtained. What has happened to the number of abortions since politicians introduced one of the most radical abortion laws in the world in 2020 (when we were all going into lockdown to protect “the vulnerable”)? Let’s take a deep breath – something that won’t be afforded to thousands of little children – and see how bad the figures are. This is information that the media are desperate not to tell you.
The European Commission has declined to establish a new dedicated EU-wide funding mechanism for abortion access, as requested by the “My Voice, My Choice” European Citizens’ Initiative (ECI). Instead, in its formal communication of 26 February 2026 (C(2026) 3225 final), the Commission clarified that member states may voluntarily use existing EU funds—particularly the European Social Fund Plus (ESF+)—to support…
For years, it was dismissed as a ‘conspiracy theory’ or a statistical impossibility. But new data from the UK Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) has finally brought a dark reality to light: sex-selective abortion is occurring in the UK.
According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), there is estimated to be around 73 million induced abortions annually worldwide. This estimate corresponds to approximately 200,000 abortions per day. This would make abortion a leading cause of global deaths in 2025, as it would outnumber other causes of death by a wide margin. In 2025, cancer accounted for an estimated 10 million deaths, smoking-related illnesses for 6.2 million, infectious diseases for 17 million, and HIV/AIDS for about 2 million.
The Abortion Services Annual Report 2025 was quietly released last week and signals a massive jump in abortions from 13,246 in 2020 to almost 18,000 each year. This is a disturbing trend with the number of abortions increasing 34% since abortion was decriminalised