#SupportNC1

It's time to act No woman should be arrested for ending her own pregnancy. Together, we can stop it. Help us this June.

England and Wales have the harshest punishment for women found guilty of illegal abortion in the world - life in prison. Parliament will soon have the chance to stop the arrests. Join me and tell your MP it's #TimeToAct #SupportNC1. bpas-campaigns.org

It's time to act No woman should be arrested for ending her own pregnancy. Together, we can stop it. Help us this June.

England and Wales have the harshest punishment for women found guilty of illegal abortion in the world - life in prison. Parliament will soon have the chance to stop the arrests. Join me and tell your MP it's #TimeToAct #SupportNC1. bpas-campaigns.org

No one should face criminal investigation or prosecution for ending a pregnancy. Current laws are outdated, cruel, and disproportionately harm the most marginalised, including survivors of abuse, and those in medical crisis.

Decriminalise abortion. End the stigma. #SupportNC1

It's time to act No woman should be arrested for ending her own pregnancy. Together, we can stop it. Help us this June.

England and Wales have the harshest punishment for women found guilty of illegal abortion in the world - life in prison. Parliament will soon have the chance to stop the arrests. Email your MP today and tell them it's #TimeToAct #SupportNC1 bpas-campaigns.org

It’s time to decriminalise abortion Current abortion law in Britain is just a series of loopholes. It’s time for new legislation, because, as the US example shows, women’s healthcare can quickly become a political target

"Liberation movements have, after all, often had to become broad coalitions of people who otherwise disagreed on most things to be effective." @youngvulgarian.marieleconte.com on how the 75 MPs who #SupportNC1 may only agree on 1 thing - decriminalising women www.theneweuropean.co.uk/marie-le-con...

Police could search homes and phones after pregnancy loss | The Observer New national guidance suggests officers look for menstrual tracking apps or abortion drugs

This guidance is harrowing. Telling police to use menstrual tracking apps to investigate women for illegal abortion reads like something you get out of Texas, not the UK. There's only one way to protect women - #SupportNC1 to change abortion law.
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