Priest interrogated, charged with breaching censorship zone, which prohibits prayer and the sharing of pregnancy support information.
Continue readingTHOUGHT TRIAL #2: Priest in court THIS THURSDAY following charges for praying for free speech
THOUGHT 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?
Continue readingWIN for Grandmother arrested for prayer walk – but parts of UK seek to make public prayer ban permanent
Is a silent prayer on a public street a criminal act? Not according to the case of 76-year-old grandmother Rosa Lalor, from Liverpool, who has successfully challenged a penalty given to her while out walking and silently praying near an abortion facility.
Continue reading20 years of euthanasia in Belgium: after almost 30,000 lives lost, what can we learn?
Over 27,000 people have died from euthanasia in Belgium since it was legalised 20 years ago on 28th May 2002, according to the latest official data from Belgian authorities.
Continue readingGrandmother awaits justice after being arrested for prayer walk during lockdown
Can a silent, peaceful prayer be a criminal act? This is the question facing the court as it considers the penalty that Rosa Lalor received when on a prayer walk during lockdown in 2021.
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