Actress Sally Phillips has argued that there is a case for banning screening tests to detect Down’s Syndrome in unborn babies.
The Bridget Jones’ star, whose 11-year-old son Ollie has Down’s Syndrome, argued that if we’re trying to become a more “inclusive society” such tests should not have a place.
Mother-of-three Sally, 45, said that the “arms race for new technology” was “upsetting” as she found it de-humanises the people with Down’s Syndrome.
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Press release for immediate release 4% increase in abortions where baby had disability in Scotland, as momentum grows to stop abortion up to birth for babies with Down’s syndrome 29 May 2024 – Public Health Scotland have published abortion statistics that show that...
Press release for immediate release 760 abortions where baby had Down’s syndrome as momentum builds to stop abortion up to birth for babies with Down’s syndrome 23 May 2024 - The most recent abortion statistics released by the Department of Health and Social Care...
Press release for immediate release Press Release - 50 MPs sign amendment to stop abortion up to birth for babies with Down's syndrome, public urged to contact MPs ahead of vote on 15 May Disability advocacy group, Don’t Screen Us Out, are urging members of the public...
Press release for immediate release Almost 90% of all babies prenatally diagnosed with Down's syndrome were screened out by abortion in 2021 Disability campaigners have called for MPs to urgently update abortion legislation after statistics released by NHS England...
Press release for immediate release Sir Liam Fox MP tables amendment to stop abortion up to birth for babies with Down's syndrome Sir Liam Fox, former GP, cabinet minister and defence secretary, has tabled an amendment to the Government's Criminal Justice Bill, signed...
The is information about the disability legal case of Heidi Crowter and Máire Lea-Wilson, which will be heard on the 6th of July. Simply click on the image below to download the facts:
Are you interested in sharing an uplifting, emotive and positive message about Down's syndrome with others? We're delighted to present the new leaflet from the Wouldn't Change A Thing team. This leaflet has been produced as a result of a collaboration with Don't...
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 they're talking about...
The is information about the disability legal case of Heidi Crowter and Máire Lea-Wilson, which will be heard on the 6th of July. Simply click on the image below to download the facts:
Are you interested in sharing an uplifting, emotive and positive message about Down's syndrome with others? We're delighted to present the new leaflet from the Wouldn't Change A Thing team. This leaflet has been produced as a result of a collaboration with Don't...