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Manitoba lawmakers voted 30-20 opposing anti-free speech and pro-abortion Bill 207

Manitoba lawmakers voted 30-20 opposing anti-free speech and pro-abortion Bill 207

Manitoba lawmakers voted 30-20 opposing anti-free speech and pro-abortion Bill 207. Purported by the New Democratic Party (NDP), Bill 207 wanted to outlaw pro-life protests in front of abortion centers.

On Friday, October 1st, the Manitoba lawmakers voted 30 to 20 against “anti-free speech including pro-abortion” Bill 207.

Bill 207 was suggested by NDP Nahanni Fontaine with the objective of making government-mandated “bubble-zones” about abortion offices, barring pro-life protestors from objecting to abortion or trying to discourage females from aborting their kids, close to or even around offices providing these options.

Life Coalition Manitoba Head Maria Slykerman praised the state’s verdict.

” Bill 207 (the Abortion Protest Buffer Zone Act), is about stopping the pestering of expecting moms going into an abortion center, was in fact concentrated on criminalizing anti-abortion voices and even refusing those moms the right to learn about options regarding abortion, for example, adoption,” Slykerman pointed out.

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