Simon Harris criticises referendum posters featuring children with Down Syndrome

The Health Minister says posters featuring children with Down Syndrome are upsetting

Simon Harris criticises referendum posters featuring children with Down Syndrome
Mon, 14 May, 2018 - 11:40

The Health Minister says posters featuring children with Down Syndrome are upsetting.

Simon Harris says disability will not be a ground for having an abortion if the eighth amendment is repealed and new laws come in.

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