Pro-Life APPG

1: into the clinic unimpeded by anti-abortion or even pro-choice campaigners after having probably made the - Speech Link
2: the area have a detrimental effect on quality of life—a hugely subjective test, especially when applied - Speech Link

1: it has become simply impassable because of the pro-life protesters outside the gates of the clinic, who - Speech Link
2: to protesting outside the offices of MPs who are pro-choice, bringing very distressing images and handing - Speech Link
3: the leaflets that have been distributed by the pro-life lobby, which includes groups such as Abort67, - Speech Link
4: Government recently awarded an anti-choice charity called Life £250,000 from the tampon tax fund in what I believe - Speech Link
5: point, but I am not sure she did so adequately—a pro-life advocate, Klaus Annen, engaged in peaceful protest - Speech Link
6: except in the context of wishing to create a new life; that contraception was wrong because it enabled - Speech Link

1: contribution —not just to our sporting life, but to our broader community life. It is important that young people - Speech Link
2: into contact with GambleAware, 70% come through a life-changing experience and get on to a better future - Speech Link
3: and we seek to do it so that a contribution to the life of this country will continue to be made by both - Speech Link
4: taken to encourage legal professionals to undertake pro bono work in the last 12 months. [R] [911052] - Speech Link
5: The Attorney General and I are the Government’s pro bono champions—I am delighted to take up that role - Speech Link

1: shameful and disgusting, but sadly it is a fact of life. We recognise the threat posed, and that is why - Speech Link
2: ability of an individual to carry out their normal life while they remain innocent until proven guilty. - Speech Link
3: Government’s pro bono champions, I am proud to support the valuable work provided by the legal and pro bono sectors - Speech Link
4: the citizens advice bureau in Wrexham, facilitate pro bono opportunities, and solicitors are covered by - Speech Link

1: professions—both as part of and in addition to their pro bono community work. PLE has links with the school - Speech Link
2: I managed to spend a considerable portion of my life without interacting with lawyers of any sort, and - Speech Link
3: participates in the StreetLaw programme, run by BPP’s pro bono centre. He goes out to schools and teaches young - Speech Link
4: articulate debate, volunteering, and how to plan one’s life in future, but it could be so much more, and public - Speech Link
5: to navigate their way through the challenges of life, which is as essential as giving them the basics - Speech Link
6: when we are undergoing a lot of stress because of life events that come at us out of the blue, such as - Speech Link
7: commitment to participate in all aspects of public life helps children to grow up and aspire to be good - Speech Link

1: make a statement on the sentencing of the Hong Kong pro-democracy activists Joshua Wong, Agnes Chow and Ivan - Speech Link
2: ongoing cases, and that includes the sentencing of the pro-democracy activists Joshua Wong, Agnes Chow and Ivan - Speech Link
3: focus on pursuing legal cases against well-known pro-democracy figures like Jimmy Lai. It is crucial that - Speech Link
4: reputation. The prosperity of Hong Kong and its way of life relies on respect for those fundamental freedoms - Speech Link
5: would seem rather perverse if somebody involved in pro-democracy demonstrations were unable to claim asylum - Speech Link
6: outline how he is offering support to the peaceful pro-democracy stand against what many claim is Beijing - Speech Link
7: about the trend of Hong Kong authorities targeting pro-democracy activists. Will the Minister join me in - Speech Link

1: number of projects that reinforce how important pro bono work and public legal information are, not just - Speech Link
2: people across the country achieve justice through pro bono work. Does my hon. and learned Friend agree - Speech Link
3: financial year, £601 million-worth of work was provided pro bono by lawyers in private practice—that is, barristers - Speech Link
4: Friend doing to encourage more law firms to provide pro bono legal services to those small charities, to - Speech Link
5: point. It is right to pay tribute to the existing pro bono commitment by the legal professions, working - Speech Link

1: engaged on this subject as chair of the all-party pro-life group—although I realise that we are currently - Speech Link
2: such a love for the Union and our British way of life.My early influencers were two men who served - Speech Link
3: high levels of suicide, and other areas of public life. This is now your opportunity to force your politicians - Speech Link
4: election in Northern Ireland and to the number of pro-Union and anti-Union people returned to the House - Speech Link

1: trade and development policies are inclusive and pro-poor? Will the noble Lord agree that, as we step - Speech Link
2: govern them. The most important principle is a pro-poor and pro-development policy. Can the Minister assure - Speech Link
3: but is a major benefit to this country in terms of life sciences investment and boosting British trade? - Speech Link

1: because if you are pro-business, you are pro-jobs, pro-living standards and pro-working people.Fourthly - Speech Link
2: on my own judgments, including some from my past life. Let me also quickly state that in the last week - Speech Link
3: forecasts and I have spent a considerable part of my life having that dubious challenge. We are dealing with - Speech Link