Pro-life campaigners threaten to shut down Belfast clinic

Pro-life campaigners have threatened to shut down Ireland’s first abortion clinic which is due to open next week.

Pro-life campaigners threaten to shut down Belfast clinic
Fri, 12 Oct, 2012 - 01:00
Claire O'Sullivan

The Marie Stopes Clinic is to open on Great Victoria St, Belfast, next Thursday. It will provide abortions, using pills, to pregnant women up to nine weeks’ gestation.

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CourtsPlace: BelfastPlace: IrelandPlace: Great Victoria St, BelfastPlace: NorthPlace: EnglandPlace: WalesPlace: RepublicPlace: Northern IrelandPlace: UKPerson: Marie StopesPerson: Ruth CullenPerson: SenatorPerson: Rónan MullenPerson: Darinka AleksicPerson: Paula FranklinPerson: Dawn PurvisPerson: Bernadette SmithPerson: CullenOrganisation: Marie Stopes ClinicOrganisation: Pro Life CampaignOrganisation: Choice IrelandOrganisation: EuropeanOrganisation: North’s Abortion Rights groupOrganisation: Irish Family planning agencyOrganisation: IFPAOrganisation: Progressive Unionist PartyOrganisation: PUPOrganisation: North’s Precious Life groupOrganisation: Sinn FéinOrganisation: Stopes clinic
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