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Christian Concern's legal challenge of the government's decision to allow DIY abortions is to be heard by the Court of Appeal on 28 or 29 July.

Ahead of radical amendments delivered by MPs today in parliament that could result in the UK having the most extreme abortion law in Europe, a mystery client study has proven that women can obtain and administer dangerous 'DIY' abortion pills in breach of healthcare regulations.

A nationwide undercover investigation has revealed abortion providers breaking the law and putting pregnant women at serious risk through their ‘DIY’ abortion telemedicine services.

The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) has published new guidelines for healthcare professionals providing abortions during the coronavirus crisis.

The Court of Appeal has reversed the decision of the High Court to reject Christian Concern’s legal challenge against the legalisation of DIY abortions.