
Scottish Police Were Right to Arrest Pro-Lifer Outside Abortion Facility, Lawmaker Says
Says buffer-zones law doesn’t ban prayer, but acknowledges offenses are in the eye of the beholder.
Says buffer-zones law doesn’t ban prayer, but acknowledges offenses are in the eye of the beholder.
U.K. priest’s pro-life witness is personal.
Abortion activists succeed in removing the pro-life witness from the U.K. coastal town of Bournemouth.
Penalties for what would be deemed harassment would include jail terms of three months to a year, or community service from 31 to 80 days.
Two women are attempting to overturn a ban on prayer and public discussion of abortion near a British abortion business.
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