How US groups are driving a new generation of anti-abortion activism in the UK
Summary
American anti-abortion organisations are exporting their tactics and funding to the United Kingdom, fuelling a new generation of activists seeking to challenge Britain's broadly pro-choice public consensus. The movement was galvanised in part by the killing of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk, which became a rallying point for a transatlantic campaign against abortion rights. The article examines whether these US-backed efforts can meaningfully shift attitudes and policy in a country where support for abortion access has long been entrenched.
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