The metres-long display of around 200 cardboard signs were arranged by LGBTQ+ protest group Cabaret Against The Hate Speech (CATHS).
Pro-life campaigners have pre-empted a group of anti-abortion protesters on their final day of action outside a Glasgow maternity unit with a huge display of posters.
Cabaret Against The Hate Speech has hailed the response after it put a call out for signs last month. Activists went out at 7am on April 2, an hour before 40 Days For Life was due to arrive, and lined the fence opposite the QEUH entrance with pro-choice placards. "We don't judge people's choices, but abortion is about choice. We're not saying don't have an abortion, or do – it's about leaving the choice up to the individual.
40DFL's latest protest, part of a long line of ongoing actions outside maternity units, could be the last if new buffer zone legislation is passed that would prevent demonstrators from gathering outside maternity units. Newly appointed First Minister Humza Yousaf has already committed to bringing in the law, introduced to Parliament by Green MSP Gillian MacKay.
She told the Record: "I have been contacted by many members of the public and even QEUH staff who feel harassed by the presence of these protesters. Scotland is a liberal country and protests who are being organised by Texan fundamentalists are not welcome here.
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