Abort67

Abort67 is a British anti-abortion organization. The group is known for its graphic imagery depicting aborted fetuses, which it displays publicly as part of its campaigns against abortion. These displays are often held in public spaces, such as town centers and university campuses.

The organization's name, "Abort67," references the Abortion Act 1967, which legalized abortion in the United Kingdom under specific circumstances. Their primary goal is to end legal abortion in the UK.

Abort67’s activities frequently generate controversy and have drawn criticism from pro-choice advocates and others who find their methods to be distressing and harmful. Opponents argue that the graphic images are manipulative, traumatizing to individuals, and do not accurately represent the realities of abortion. Conversely, supporters of Abort67 maintain that the images are necessary to educate the public about what they believe to be the reality of abortion.

The group's tactics have been the subject of legal challenges and public debates regarding freedom of speech and the impact of graphic imagery on public discourse. Different local councils and universities have at times attempted to restrict or ban Abort67's displays, citing concerns about public order and the emotional wellbeing of those exposed to the images.