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Call for baby murder to be legalised in Ulster
Thankfully, the 1967 Abortion Act does not extend to
Northern Ireland at present

A United Nations committee has repeated its call for a review of Northern Ireland's abortion law 'through public consultation'.

The Committee on the Elimination for Discrimination Against Women noted in its latest report the 1967 Abortion Act does not extend to Northern Ireland.

It also suggested this was having a detrimental impact on women's health. No mention of the unborn children's health though!

The call coincides with moves by some pro-death Westminster MPs to have the act extended to Northern Ireland.

This is despite significant opposition from NI church and political leaders from both sides of the 'religious divide'.

Labour's Diane Abbott is among the MPs who want to effectively end the ban on abortion in Northern Ireland, by tabling a legislative amendment to the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Bill.

'Punitive'

In its report, the Committee on the Elimination for Discrimination Against Women urges the UK to amend the existing law to remove what it calls the "punitive provision" imposed on women who undergo abortion. What utter nonsense, the right to life for the unborn child comes above everything else in a civilised society.

These murdering feminist scumbags should keep their noses out of Irish politics where the people both North and South do not want to start killing their unborn children as a method of birth control.

 

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