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James Mildred
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CARE decries record number of abortions in England and WalesCARE has described as “tragic” new figures showing a record high number of abortions in England and Wales in 2021.
Abortion
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Assisted suicide not needed for dignified death says former Scottish MPDennis Canavan, former Member of the Scottish Parliament (MSP) has come out against the legalisation of assisted suicide.
Assisted Suicide
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CARE welcomes new Expose the Harm site
Pornography
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Gambling sponsors in club programmes a concernGambling campaigners have raised concerns about the prevalence of betting logos in football literature targeted at children.
Gambling
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Scotland to hold 'abortion summit'
Abortion
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CARE concerns cited in trafficking debate
Human Trafficking
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MPs debate conversion therapy ban at WestminsterYesterday during a Westminster Hall debate, MPs debated the government’s planned conversion therapy ban for England and Wales.
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Legalising Assisted Suicide Deters Patients from Seeking Palliative CareA leading doctor in Australia has backed up arguments put forward by CARE and others that legalising assisted suicide deters people from seeking palliative care.
Assisted Suicide
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Spain moves towards prostitution curbsSpain has taken a step towards radical new laws challenging prostitution, an industry that is massive and fully legal in the country at present.
Sexual Exploitation
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Govt urged to condemn Nigeria attacksThe UK Government has been urged to condemn horrendous persecution of Christians in Nigeria, as attacks on believers intensify.
News
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"Polluters must pay" for gambling harmsThe "polluters must pay" when it comes to the costs of gambling harms, an MP has said, during a spirited debate on betting reforms.
Gambling
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Campaigners welcome improvements to University Free Speech BillCampaigners have welcomed new government amendments to the Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Bill which they claim will make the legislation more robust and effective.
Freedom of Speech