Does Scotland Really Ban ‘Private Prayer’ in Homes Near Abortion Centers?

SavedByGrace3 said:

Question.
Did the Scots give up their guns recently?

REF:

"Following the Dunblane massacre in 1996, the UK government implemented strict gun control laws, effectively causing Scots (along with the rest of the UK population) to give up most of their handguns, leading to a large surrender of firearms to the police; this means that while Scots could still own certain types of guns with a license, private ownership of most handguns was significantly restricted after the tragedy."

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Michie said:

The legal crackdown on pro-life expression in the U.K. is expanding, with Scotland in the forefront.

U.S. Vice President JD Vance said last week that Scotland’s government told people who live near abortion facilities that “even private prayer within their own homes” may violate a law that creates a “buffer zone” banning pro-life activities there.

Is that true?

Supporters of the law say it isn’t. Neither the law nor a letter from the government explaining it mentions prayer in a home.

But opponents of the law say it’s not clear what the law covers, so Vance’s point may be correct.

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Does Scotland Really Ban ‘Private Prayer’ in Homes Near Abortion Centers?

The legal crackdown on pro-life expression in the U.K. is expanding, with Scotland in the forefront.

www.ncregister.com

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