Why both sides of the abortion debate are guilty of dehumanising someone
By 
Tim Farron MP2021-07-06T16:14:00
Following yesterday’s House of Commons debate on the divisive issue of abortion, Tim Farron MP says we need to remember the humanity of all involved
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