Choice Ireland launch Month of Action against Rogue Agency

by Helen - Choice Ireland Sun Jul 20, 2008 18:20

Choice Ireland will be ending our month of action against the rogue agency with a large demo outside the WRC next Saturday, 26th July from 1pm. The WRC is at 50 Upper Dorset Street. Please join us and show your solidarity with the campaign to shut down rogue crisis pregnancy counselling services.

by Andrew Sun Jul 20, 2008 14:44

The second image above should have been this one

by Andrew - WSM (personal capacity) Sun Jul 20, 2008 14:43

Missed last weeks picket as i was at the Anarchist summer camp but here are some images from yesterday

by FYI Wed Jul 16, 2008 14:27

You aren't meant to leaflet cars, its dangerous.

by lulu Fri Jul 11, 2008 08:14

Women living in countries where abortion is restricted - including Northern Ireland - are using the internet to buy medication enabling them to perform an abortion at home, it emerged.
A medical study found more than one in 10 customers on one of the most well-known websites needed a surgical procedure after taking the medication.
Women in more than 70 countries, including Northern Ireland, have used the internet site Women on Web to purchase the drugs for £55 a time. Anti-abortion campaigners have labelled the development "worrying".
Women on Web is available in five languages and offers the drugs mifepristone and misoprostol. It says a combination of the pills causes the non-surgical termination of a pregnancy and can be used up to the ninth week.
The website says it helps women "gain access to a safe abortion with pills in order to reduce the number of deaths due to unsafe abortions".
But the BBC reports a study published in the British Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology found that 11% of 400 customers went on to need a surgical procedure - either because the drugs had not completed the abortion or because of excessive bleeding.
The Family Planning Association in Northern Ireland told the BBC the website was "helpful and reputable", but stated that on two occasions women bought drugs without appropriate medical information and needed medical care after experiencing complications.
But the anti-abortion group Comment on Reproductive Ethics said it was taking abortion "into the shadows".
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...Which is where it will be until we can get safe, medical termination on request.

by Diduever Wed Jul 09, 2008 16:34

Can they get away with it because they're a 'free' advice agency? A doctor who advised people to put rashers in their shoes to cure headaches would surely face disciplinary action.

by Mr Man Tue Jul 08, 2008 20:21

Well done. Keep it up.

by krossie - wsm personal capacity Mon Jul 07, 2008 11:44

Well done and thanks to all the hardy folk who also came down to support teh starbucks picket - your activist medals are in the post! :-)

krossie

by H. Sun Jul 06, 2008 23:23

Thanks for the pics!