Matteo Farinella

pro-choice comic

In science, Short stories on March 31, 2012 at 2:07 pm

Here is a short comic about the sneaky strategies used by the anti-abortion movement in the UK. It’s written by a friend, based on the excellent investigation from Education for Choice, already published on the Guardian last Summer.

Please read and share:

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pro-choice comic 2

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For evidence based info on abortion visit http://www.efc.org.uk/

  1. Thanks so much for writing this. It’s so important that people understand the dangers of removing counselling from people who are pro-choice – e.g. those who believe it is genuinely a woman’s right to make the choice of what is best for her – and giving responsibility for it to those who are anti-abortion. Nobody knows better than the woman what is right for her and people who believe they do should not have access to women at such a pivotal and maybe vulnerable time in their lives.
    Thanks,
    Lisa

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  3. [...] the best possible advice to make a decision. Unfortunately, with pro-life claims flying around of ‘100% risk of cancer’ and ‘psychiatric problems’ after abortions, let alone the recent Protection for the Society of Unborn Children misinformation [...]

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