New Jersey Abortion Clinic Closes After State Funding Cut

A New Jersey Planned Parenthood office is closing its doors forever after Gov. Chris Christie cut state taxpayer funding to the abortion giant -- and the state senate failed to over-ride his decision.

The Cherry Hill, N.J. office is operated by Planned Parenthood of Southern New Jersey. It stands to lose as much as $160,000 in taxpayer funds, because of Christie's decision.

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Michelle Sprawl was just 14, and abortion was her choice. In the beginning, her relationship with her new boyfriend seemed like a dream.

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Marie Stopes opening abortion clinics in China

Marie Stopes International already has five clinics open in China.


Abortion provider Marie Stopes International (MSI) is facing criticism for using UK taxpayers’ money to fund the opening of abortion clinics in China.

Last month MSI was behind the UK’s first television abortion advert and was widely cricitised for attempting to normalise terminations.

The organisation carries out 65,000 abortions a year in Britain, most of them through NHS contracts for which it receives £30m a year, according to media reports.
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Money left over from the NHS cash is used in the group’s international division.

Labour MP Kate Hoey said: “I don’t see why British taxpayers’ money via the NHS should in any way be supporting Chinese government policies.

MPs criticise Marie Stopes over abortion commercial

A group of MPs has criticised the nation’s first ever abortion advert which aired on national television last month.

The 30-second commercial by abortion provider Marie Stopes International (MSI) outraged pro-lifers who warned that the ad “trivialises human life”.

But now a group of MPs has called on the Government to find out if any women have ever chosen to have their babies after being counselled by MSI, and how many of their patients are now suffering from post-abortion trauma.

Women aborting babies conceived through IVF

The figures show some women are undergoing IVF and then aborting the child.

Dozens of women are aborting their children after having IVF to conceive them, statistics show.

One obstetrics Professor expressed shock at the news, saying each abortion was a “tragedy”.

The figures, released after a Freedom of Information request, come from the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA) and show around 80 abortions a year are carried out on women who conceived by IVF.

Dozens of women are aborting their children after having IVF to conceive them, statistics show.
One obstetrics Professor expressed shock at the news, saying each abortion was a “tragedy”.
The figures, released after a Freedom of Information request, come from the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA) and show around 80 abortions a year are carried out on women who conceived by IVF.

Anger over first U.K. TV abortion advert

Andrea Minichiello-Williams believes advertising abortions on television should not be allowed.

The head of the Christian Legal Centre has condemned plans to air the first ever TV advertisement for abortion services.

Marie Stopes is set to make TV history when it advertises its abortion services on Channel 4 at 2210 GMT on May 24. The advert asks 'Are you late?', referring to women who may have missed a period, and will then run throughout June.

It is being broadcast as part of a wider campaign by the registered charity to “confront the taboo of abortion”.

The plans have upset pro-life and Christian groups, who are considering legal action to halt the broadcast of the advert.