Amendments to protect silent prayer and consensual conversations fail to gain support.
Continue readingParliament introduces first “thought-crime” into UK law
BREAKING: “Not guilty!” verdict for silent prayer thoughtcrime
Isabel Vaughan-Spruce and Father Sean Gough acquitted of all charges – but parliament may extend censorship zones across the country.
Continue readingAVISO: Press Conference to immediately follow verdict in “thought trial” cases of Isabel Vaughan-Spruce & Fr Sean Gough
VERDICTS ANTICIPATED: Priest and charity volunteer both charged for praying silently near closed abortion facility will face court in joint hearing, Thursday 16th Feb.
Continue readingTHOUGHT TRIAL #2: Priest in court THIS THURSDAY following charges for praying for free speech
Priest interrogated, charged with breaching censorship zone, which prohibits prayer and the sharing of pregnancy support information.
Continue readingTHOUGHT ON TRIAL: Court date set for charity volunteer arrested for silent prayer
Isabel Vaughan-Spruce is scheduled to appear before Birmingham Magistrates’ Court on 16 February 2023.
Continue readingPriest faces legal battle for “praying for free speech” – and pro-life bumper sticker
Priest interrogated, charged with breaching censorship zone, which prohibits prayer and the sharing of pregnancy support information.
Continue readingCharity volunteer arrested for praying seeks clear verdict in court after prosecution drop charges, but suggest further proceedings
Isabel Vaughan-Spruce, committed to defending her actions and to continuing her volunteer work of many years without fear of prosecution, has stated her intention to pursue a verdict in court.
Continue readingVolunteer arrested for PRAYING testifies about abortion “censorship zone” legislation at Scot Gov roundtable
Pro-life charity worker arrested and searched – including through her hair – after silently praying in a censorship zone
Continue readingNEW: Details of charges against silently praying charity volunteer now public – prayer deemed “intimidating”
Pro-life charity worker arrested and searched – including through her hair – after silently praying in a censorship zone
Continue readingTODAY: UK Supreme Court to consider censorial “buffer zones” outside abortion facilities
Can the government censor people in public spaces simply because of their pro-life views?
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