The Australian Christian Lobby upholds the value of every human life and helped a historic 3,500 strong March for Life earlier this month in Adelaide opposing the SA Liberal Attorney-General’s proposed abortion-to-birth bill.

On Saturday, 8 February 2020, the pro-life gathering in Adelaide, the largest in a generation, marched peacefully to Parliament House to oppose a push for abortion up to birth in State Parliament. Thousands of people from all walks of life gathered at Pennington Gardens for Love Adelaide's ‘Walk for Life’.

Martyn Iles, Managing Director of the Australian Christian Lobby and Rachel Carling, CEO of NSW Right to Life will bring their recent experience in fighting NSW abortion laws to South Australia tomorrow.

The Australian Christian Lobby is disappointed with a South Australian Law Reform Institute report that strongly backs weaker abortion laws.

The Australian Christian Lobby has this morning called for South Australian MLCs to reject the Greens’ Bill which crushes free speech, effectively banning people (even concerned family members) speaking about abortion inside - and within 150 metres - of every South Australian hospital.

The Australian Christian Lobby has expressed its deep disappointment at the passing of the controversial abortion bill in the NSW Parliament today.

Debate has resumed on the NSW abortion bill, and the Parliament will now consider the most important issue - late term abortion.

The Australian Christian Lobby has expressed its disappointment tonight at the failure of the NSW Legislative Council to pass reasonable amendments to the radical abortion-to-birth bill - including an amendment to prevent abortion being used for sex-selection.

On Sunday 15 September, more than 10,000 people converged on Hyde Park for the Stand for Life rally and heard from speakers including former Prime Minister, Tony Abbott, our very own Managing Director Martyn Iles and former Deputy Prime Minister, Barnaby Joyce.

As these leaders detailed their objections to the radical abortion bill - the crowd erupted with chants of “Pro Life”, “Pro Women”, “Pro Child” and “Love Them Both!”. 

Voters across several NSW electorates have received flyers this week putting the spotlight on their local state member’s vote on abortion.