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Is abortion legal in Scotland? I took action with a parliamentary petition - Vimarsana News

Is abortion legal in Scotland? I took action with a parliamentary petition

Petitioning the Scottish parliament to change Scotland's approach to abortion resulted in success, disappointment and valuable insight, writes Gemma Clark.

Baby Indi Gregory's father says he chose baptism for her after feeling 'dragged to hell'  – Catholic World Report - Vimarsana News

Baby Indi Gregory's father says he chose baptism for her after feeling 'dragged to hell'  – Catholic World Report

Baby Indi Gregory was baptized on Sept. 22, 2023. Despite not being religious, Dean Gregory, her father, expressed that his time in court fighting for his daughter’s life felt like he had been “dragged to hell.” The experience moved him to decid...

Women's Rights In The 20th Century: What Happened After The Vote Was Won? - Vimarsana News

Women's Rights In The 20th Century: What Happened After The Vote Was Won?

The vote was finally won for some women in 1918, but the battle for equality continued. Sarah Crook offers her thoughts on the hard-fought struggle for women's rights that followed

Radical British MP Will Push Bill for Abortions Up to Birth - Vimarsana News

Radical British MP Will Push Bill for Abortions Up to Birth

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The women being prosecuted in Great Britain for abortions: 'Her confidentiality was completely destroyed' | Abortion - Vimarsana News

The women being prosecuted in Great Britain for abortions: 'Her confidentiality was completely destroyed' | Abortion

Between 1861 and November 2022, only three women were convicted of having an illegal abortion. But since December 2022, one woman has been convicted and six people are awaiting trial. Why the sudden rise?