Staff at a Leeds abortion clinic share what it's like to be harassed by anti-abortion groups
- last year
The Mayor of West Yorkshire Tracy Brabin visits MSI Reproductive Choices' Leeds clinic.
The visit follows the overwhelming vote in the House of Commons to introduce national buffer zone legislation in England and Wales. Once this legislation has passed through the House of Lords, it will mean over 100,000 women a year will finally be able to access the healthcare to which they are legally entitled free from intimidation and harassment.
In Leeds, the MSI has been forced to witness the cruel tactics of anti-abortion groups who have had a free pass to harass people attending our clinics. They look forward to this bill being passed into law and everyone being able to access reproductive healthcare with safety, dignity, and privacy.
The visit follows the overwhelming vote in the House of Commons to introduce national buffer zone legislation in England and Wales. Once this legislation has passed through the House of Lords, it will mean over 100,000 women a year will finally be able to access the healthcare to which they are legally entitled free from intimidation and harassment.
In Leeds, the MSI has been forced to witness the cruel tactics of anti-abortion groups who have had a free pass to harass people attending our clinics. They look forward to this bill being passed into law and everyone being able to access reproductive healthcare with safety, dignity, and privacy.