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Press Release: Theresa May: Don’t bring disability-selective abortion to Northern Ireland say 100s of people with Down’s syndrome and their families

Press Release: Theresa May: Don’t bring disability-selective abortion to Northern Ireland say 100s of people with Down’s syndrome and their families

by Lynn Murray | Jul 17, 2019 | Uncategorized

People with Down’s syndrome and their families have signed an open letter to Theresa May opposing the Government’s plans to draft secondary legislation that would introduce abortion for Down’s syndrome to Northern Ireland. This major law change would introduce...
Press Release: Peer with disability speaks out against Government’s plans to introduce disability-selective abortion to Northern Ireland

Press Release: Peer with disability speaks out against Government’s plans to introduce disability-selective abortion to Northern Ireland

by Lynn Murray | Jul 16, 2019 | Press releases

The Don’t Screen Us Out campaign, a coalition of Down’s syndrome advocacy groups, have praised a speech made by Lord Shinkwin in the House of Lords last night against the Government’s plans to draft secondary legislation that would introduce abortion for Down’s...
Press Release: 42% increase in abortion for Down’s syndrome over 10 years – likely to get worse

Press Release: 42% increase in abortion for Down’s syndrome over 10 years – likely to get worse

by Lynn Murray | Jun 13, 2019 | Press releases

The most recent abortion statistics released by the Department of Health today show a 42% increase in abortions for Down’s syndrome since 2008. The statistics show that there were 618 abortions for Down’s syndrome in 2018. This now brings it to a 42% increase in...
Press Release: Scottish abortion statistics show 48% increase in abortion for Down’s syndrome since 2010 – projections show it is set to worsen

Press Release: Scottish abortion statistics show 48% increase in abortion for Down’s syndrome since 2010 – projections show it is set to worsen

by Lynn Murray | May 28, 2019 | Press releases

People with Down’s syndrome, their families and advocacy groups are concerned that the Scottish abortion statistics released by NHS Scotland’s ISD today show a 48% increase in abortions for Down’s syndrome since 2010. The statistics show that there were 34 abortions...
Talking about Down’s syndrome? Here’s a helpful resource

Talking about Down’s syndrome? Here’s a helpful resource

by Lynn Murray | May 19, 2019 | Media, Uncategorized

As a society, we’re sensitive about the language we use about minority groups. So, this new poster, designed by Speech and Language Therapist Colette Lloyd, may be helpful for professionals who want to be sure that they’re getting it right when...
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