ill English concerned about rights of conscientious objectors

Bill English concerned about rights of conscientious objectors

Thursday, October 31st, 2019

Former Prime Minister Bill English has criticised many of the proposed changes at a select committee hearing on Wednesday.

He launched into a fierce defence of the right of medical professionals to conscientiously object to carrying out abortions if the changes were made. Read more

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