Over 1,800 people with Down Syndrome and their families have signed a letter to Prime Minister Boris Johnson urging him to clarify that disability-selective abortion for Down Syndrome will not be introduced to Northern Ireland.
Northern Ireland's First Minister Arlene Foster has written to the Northern Ireland Secretary of State, Brandon Lewis, urging him to scrap the law which would force abortion on-demand right through to 28 weeks on Northern Ireland.
The British Office for National Statistics said yesterday this was the highest proportion since records began in 1990.
"The decision is a clear sign that the tide is changing in favour of the most innocent and helpless babies to be born and their mothers and fathers."
The British Office for National Statistics said yesterday this was the highest proportion since records began in 1990.
