Cette campagne est purement scandaleuse.
259 400 avortements enregistrés en 2025. Des témoignages à foison de femmes qui regrettent, qui ont subi des pressions, qui ne l'auraient jamais fait si elles avaient été aidées.
L'avortement disponible en un clic.
Une affiche colorée, paisible, pour un acte d'une violence inouïe.
C'est de la propagande à l'état pur.
Que fait le @gouvernementFR pour soutenir une femme enceinte qui hésite, une femme abandonnée par son conjoint qui ne veut pas reconnaître l'enfant, une femme en précarité qui ne sait comment accueillir décemment son bébé ?
Il répond par ces affiches.
L'avortement est prôné comme LA solution.
Une solution qui détruit tant de vies...
In July, China freed Pastor Ezra Jin after he spent nearly nine months in prison for the crime of running a church and practicing his faith.
While Jin is now with his family in America, countless others remain religious and political prisoners in China—including eight members of his church. And Xi Jinping’s visit with Donald Trump marks a unique chance to secure their freedom.
Read his full essay here: https://t.co/sxw12T0LoG
The persecution of house churches in Jinzhai County, Anhui Province, continues. In recent days, several more preachers have been interrogated, placed under de facto house arrest, and had their mobile phones confiscated. Police officers went directly to the church and announced that, on behalf of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) government, they were prohibiting Christians from gathering for worship.
安徽金寨县家庭教会被逼迫继续进行。这几天又有多位传道人被盘问、软禁和没收手机。警察直接到教会宣布代表中共政府禁止基督徒聚会。
@FJMcNally Thank you for showing up and voting to oppose the euthanasia bill this afternoon. I'm very grateful to you. You did the moral thing. Glad you are representing me.
SNP schools: ‘They’re rubbish on performance criteria you can measure — reading, writing, maths — but brilliant judged by criteria you can’t — artistic expression.’
Desperate stuff from the Celtic Kailyard nomenklatura that’s run what was once one of the finest school systems in the world into the ground.
@matthewjmadura@totalwormage It's a rare achievement - a game that young and old can play together and enjoy. A game full of humour and difficulty, but also one that has accessibility and instant appeal. It also works as a multi-player game, and as one which is fun to watch. Bravo.
The CCP charges Christians with “fraud” simply for gathering for worship, violating its promise to the Chinese people to respect #ReligiousFreedom. Protestant pastor #GaoQuanfu and his wife #PangYu should be freed without condition. @GaoPu1231
Learn more about their cases⬇️
📖Gao Quanfu: https://t.co/DRCXSj9NBc
📖Pang Yu: https://t.co/rcScqdAFei
Unthinkably stupid for a Labour MP to intentionally resurrect the highly divisive “assisted dying” bill. 🥀
This will cause further rifts within the party…and trample over the clear will of major disability groups. 👇
It's a bad time for free speech in Britain. Two controversial American left-wing influencers have had their visas blocked by the British government after being deemed not “conducive to the public good”. Sacha Nauta, The Economist’s Britain editor, explains why this is a bad look for a country that sees itself as the birthplace of free speech. Read why such governmental power should be used sparingly: https://t.co/fS0nkCpZaP
Currently trending on X a video which probably still gives SNP First Minister @johnswinney nightmares and rightly so. I hope this week's election gives him and his very sinister Scottish Government the order of the boot. #SNPout
BREAKING: A judge yesterday dismissed charges against 75-year-old Scottish grandmother Rose Docherty, who was arrested for offering consensual conversation in a “buffer zone”.
Watch Rose’s reaction to the free speech victory, outside court yesterday:
An ‘absolute embarrassment’
Continuing claims that this Bill was the safest in the world and is good to go, bar a few tweaks, “just doesn’t hold true”.
Baroness Coffey DBE
“This is a vital and principled ruling. The High Court has confirmed that even where speech is confronting or deeply uncomfortable, the criminal law cannot be used as a shortcut to silence lawful expression on matters of public interest.
“David Skinner was targeted for expressing sincerely held Christian beliefs to public authorities about abortion and buffer zones. Today’s judgment reasserts that in a free and democratic society, the answer to speech we dislike is more debate, not criminal prosecution.
“This case should act as a warning to police and prosecutors against misusing communications laws to chill political or religious speech. David’s ordeal lasted far too long, and we hope this judgment will prevent similar injustices in future.”