(Telegraph) Doctors who performed gender based abortions may face private prosecution

The Christian Legal Centre, which provides legal advice to its supporters, said it was preparing for a private prosecution against two doctors who were exposed in an undercover investigation by this newspaper. Christian Concern, a campaign group, is supporting the action.

Andrea Williams, the chief executive of the Christian Legal Centre, said she was waiting for Keir Starmer, the outgoing Director of Public Prosecutions, to make a further statement before deciding how to proceed.

“We are preparing for a private prosecution or judicial review, but we may do both,” said Mrs Williams. “We will not let the matter go.”

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One comment on “(Telegraph) Doctors who performed gender based abortions may face private prosecution

  1. Ad Orientem says:

    Absolutely brilliant! I forgot that in Britain private citizens can mount criminal prosecutions.