Since LifeLeague was founded, our aim has been to aim stop the slaughter of British unborn children by abortion. We seek to change the hearts and minds of those in society by awakening them to the reality of murder by abortion. No one has the right to butcher babies.

LifeLeague believes that political lobbying will not achieve the necessary results. Pro-life groups have tried this approach for years, and it is clear that they have failed. Whilst debate and argument have their place, what is really needed is the people of this country being confronted with and facing up to the grim and gruesome reality of abortion.

Pro-life groups have never been allowed to show detailed and graphic images of what abortion does to children on television or in newspapers . Abortion, unlike other operations, is not explained to the person before it is performed. Pro-life views are not taken into account when 'family planning' literature is produced. Mainstream media and literature constantly try to dehumanize the unborn child as a means of making abortion acceptable.

For our standpoint on why we use graphic abortion images, please click here. We in The LifeLeague will continue the campaign against murder by abortion. If society deems that pictures of abortion are so awful that they must be banned from public view, why on earth does society allow this barbaric act in the first place? Abortion is a bloody and brutal reality, whether you see it or choose not to...

For years, many pro-life activists genuinely, if somewhat naively, thought that if they could only get the politicians to listen to our Pro-life arguments that the MP's would see the error of their ways and revoke the odious '67 Abortion Act. For forty years this was tried through intense lobbying, massive rallies and marches. Huge mailing campaigns were launched, trains were chartered to ferry thousands to protests outside Parliament, and what has been the result of this enormous effort over nearly half a century? Abortion figures have exploded and MP's have hardened their attitudes against the unborn. Yet, up until the emergence of The Lifeleague, this failed, tired and thoroughly discredited form of lobby was still the only plan being put forward by the 'establishment'.

The Lifeleague through extensive research into successful campaigning through-out the world came to the conclusion that first we must change the public's opinion about abortion and in turn the public will change the politicians. Abortion, like pedophilia or animal cruelty must be stigmatised, not the women who are also the victims, but the Act, the providers and all those who work in, promote or are supporters of child killing.

We believe that abortion should never be reduced to a sanitised moral debate. Abortion is a uniquely evil act of premeditated murder perpetrated on societies most vulnerable members; The Unborn Child.