at 22.10 to Monday, May 24 Channel 4 will broadcast a 30-second spot in favor of abortion, what never happened before on British television, during the first episode of new show "The Milion Pound Drop", presented by Davina McCall.
behind the advertising campaign, which has sparked the hard stance of the anti-abortion groups and Church, which call for their ban to advertising Standards Authority at least until a public debate, decides otherwise, "Marie Stopes International," a non-profit practice that about 65 thousand abortions a year, receiving over 30 million pounds (equivalent to almost 35 million euro) from the British Health Service (so says the British newspaper the Daily Mail).
And it is precisely that word - "no profit" - that has allowed the 'Marie Stopes' of circumvent the ban on broadcast advertising pro-abortion, which exists in England, by exploiting a legal loophole whereby a non-profit organizations would not be subject to this restriction.
As stated in the "Clearcast Uk '(an organization that deals with the vision of short commercials), the spot will air throughout the month of June and the first will be sent after the 21 , subsequent ones will not have any scheduling restrictions, although there will be some control to prevent them from being shown in programs dedicated to children. "Broadcaster Channel 4 is funded by public money - thundered Simon Calvert of the Christian Institute - and therefore, needs to reassure viewers that, allowing the transmission of that spot, is not taking any position on one of the most controversial issues of our society, which divides the public and Parliament. I wonder, though, because you can not stop the airing of an advertisement that talks about abortion as long as there has been no adequate analysis. Of course, the "Marie Stopes' should not be allowed to trample on the widespread objections of a significant proportion of the British public on this controversial topic. The people, already probably shocked to learn that public money is given to the association to perform abortions, it will be even more knowing that some of that money is used to promote initiatives in favor of abortion. "
Despite the details are still secret spot, according to the newspaper, should be the leitmotif of the phrase "You're late?" (Related to menstrual cycle) that runs on images of women worry, and the word "abortion" would not be pronounced. "This spot will only provide information - explained Julie Douglas, marketing director of Marie Stopes' - so that women know to whom they can turn without being judged.
Despite the statistics say, in fact, that in England one in three women will have an abortion within 45 years, the argument is still not openly addressed and discussed with objectivity. " A thesis, however, reject the anti-abortion totally, without appeal condemning the airing of the spot and the argument that way. And contrary to the positions taken are truly cross-cutting and if the association "ProLife Alliance 'warns that advertising does not provide" complete information on fetal development, the same procedure of abortion, the risks to which expose women and on possible alternatives to abortion "and the" Society for the Protection of Unborn Children "announced via the Daily Telegraph the use of litigation to establish" the legitimacy of a commercial that advertises the killing of the unborn child, "the" Family Education Trust points out that abortion is "a personal tragedy for mother and child."
But Channel 4 rejects the criticism, arguing that it had not broken any rules. "We - the statement of a spokesman for the issuer - that viewers who must make their judgments on the content of advertising and the message she wants to convey." And less than sensational twists, Monday evening, the entire England will see the first live TV spot in favor of abortion. "
behind the advertising campaign, which has sparked the hard stance of the anti-abortion groups and Church, which call for their ban to advertising Standards Authority at least until a public debate, decides otherwise, "Marie Stopes International," a non-profit practice that about 65 thousand abortions a year, receiving over 30 million pounds (equivalent to almost 35 million euro) from the British Health Service (so says the British newspaper the Daily Mail).
And it is precisely that word - "no profit" - that has allowed the 'Marie Stopes' of circumvent the ban on broadcast advertising pro-abortion, which exists in England, by exploiting a legal loophole whereby a non-profit organizations would not be subject to this restriction.
As stated in the "Clearcast Uk '(an organization that deals with the vision of short commercials), the spot will air throughout the month of June and the first will be sent after the 21 , subsequent ones will not have any scheduling restrictions, although there will be some control to prevent them from being shown in programs dedicated to children. "Broadcaster Channel 4 is funded by public money - thundered Simon Calvert of the Christian Institute - and therefore, needs to reassure viewers that, allowing the transmission of that spot, is not taking any position on one of the most controversial issues of our society, which divides the public and Parliament. I wonder, though, because you can not stop the airing of an advertisement that talks about abortion as long as there has been no adequate analysis. Of course, the "Marie Stopes' should not be allowed to trample on the widespread objections of a significant proportion of the British public on this controversial topic. The people, already probably shocked to learn that public money is given to the association to perform abortions, it will be even more knowing that some of that money is used to promote initiatives in favor of abortion. "
Despite the details are still secret spot, according to the newspaper, should be the leitmotif of the phrase "You're late?" (Related to menstrual cycle) that runs on images of women worry, and the word "abortion" would not be pronounced. "This spot will only provide information - explained Julie Douglas, marketing director of Marie Stopes' - so that women know to whom they can turn without being judged.
Despite the statistics say, in fact, that in England one in three women will have an abortion within 45 years, the argument is still not openly addressed and discussed with objectivity. " A thesis, however, reject the anti-abortion totally, without appeal condemning the airing of the spot and the argument that way. And contrary to the positions taken are truly cross-cutting and if the association "ProLife Alliance 'warns that advertising does not provide" complete information on fetal development, the same procedure of abortion, the risks to which expose women and on possible alternatives to abortion "and the" Society for the Protection of Unborn Children "announced via the Daily Telegraph the use of litigation to establish" the legitimacy of a commercial that advertises the killing of the unborn child, "the" Family Education Trust points out that abortion is "a personal tragedy for mother and child."
But Channel 4 rejects the criticism, arguing that it had not broken any rules. "We - the statement of a spokesman for the issuer - that viewers who must make their judgments on the content of advertising and the message she wants to convey." And less than sensational twists, Monday evening, the entire England will see the first live TV spot in favor of abortion. "
It 's a shame .. Both the spot that the use of so much public money for abortions .. Luckily they are not English ..
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