Full-Term Abortions to Become Legal in Latest Stage of Labour's Anti-Human Agenda
- Editor Darren Birks
- Jun 17
- 3 min read
Abortions up to and including the day of birth join state sponsored euthanasia in Labour's anti-human Agenda.
Labour’s Tonia Antoniazzi and Stella Creasy have both put forward amendments that would decriminalise the procedure.
Women will be able to abort their pregnancies, for any reason, at any point, right up to birth, under law changes to be considered by MPs today.
In the biggest proposed changes to the abortion law for nearly half a century, two rival amendments would enable women to terminate their pregnancy for any reason they chose, such as the basis of the sex of the foetus without facing any legal consequences it has emerged.
The new proposal has outraged religious and pro-life campaigners who have called the bill ‘sick’, ‘gross’, and ’infanticide’.
But while both amendments would decriminalise abortion for women, one would retain criminal prosecutions for doctors who facilitated late abortions in such circumstances. The second would only see medics face disciplinary sanctions by making the 1967 Abortion Act “obsolete,” according to the legal assessment.
On Tuesday MPs will debate the amendments to the Government’s Crime and Policing Bill, with the no-restriction abortion change slipped in almost undetected, and MPs will be given a free vote on the basis that abortion is said to be ‘a matter of conscience.’
The bill would allow the ‘murder’ of a baby right up to the moment of birth, up to and including the child being in the birth canal, and would result in no criminal charges for either the mother or the clinician.
Six women have been prosecuted in the past three years for ending or attempting to end their own pregnancies outside abortion law, a crime that carries a maximum sentence of life imprisonment.
The first proposal put forward by Labour MP Tonia Antoniazzi would amend the 1861 Offences Against the Person Act – which outlaws abortion – so that it would no longer apply to women ending their own pregnancies.
A second amendment, known as NC20, proposed by Labour MP Stella Creasy would repeal the sections of the 1861 Act prohibiting abortion and defining the offence of concealing the birth of a child. Ms Creasy would also amend the Abortion Act of 1967 to create a “human rights framework” to ensure women had safe access to abortion rights and claims it would maintain the 24-week time limit for a termination.
The new bill is part of a the left’s anti-human agenda and goes hand in hand with the ‘Assisted Dying’ bill that is currently going through parliament.
When the British Abortion Act was introduced in 1967, it was framed as a compassionate measure intended to allow abortions only in exceptional cercumstances—where the physical or mental health of the mother was at serious risk, or in cases of severe foetal abnormality. Just as the Assisted Dying bill of 2024 The Abortion legislation required the approval of two doctors, and it was said that the procedure would be ‘rare and carefully regulated’, often with judicial oversight in more complex cases.
Compare that to Abortion now where virtually any woman can get an abortion, for any reason, without question. What began as a tightly controlled exception has become a routine medical procedure, available to all, almost on a whim up to the day of birth. The original safeguards and restrictions envisioned by lawmakers have be all but forgotten, with many women treating abortion as a type of birth control.
This bill, just like the one drafted for assisted dying, treats human life like an inconvenience. Creasy, like Leadbeater, clearly hates humanity. Certainly she has none herself. Both of them have that dead-behind-the-eyes look someone with deep psychological issues always has. To them human life is expendable. The second a human being is an inconvenience the state will happily step in and murder that person, no questions asked. A truly dystopian future is coming, and all sold to us under the lie of convenience and compassion.
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