Ann Farmer

Ann Farmer lives in the UK. She is the author of By Their Fruits: Eugenics, Population Control, and the Abortion Campaign (CUAP, 2008); The Language of Life: Christians Facing the Abortion Challenge (St Pauls, 1995), and Prophets & Priests: the Hidden Face of the Birth Control Movement (St Austin Press, 2002).

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Abortion: no right to choose for nurses, no choice for mothers

16 Mar 2020 | FEATURES |  

tags: abortion, conscientious objection, pro-life vigils

Swedish nurses' conscience case rejected by European Court of Human Rights

International Women’s Day: marking the unremarkable woman – or disappearing her?

9 Mar 2020 | FEATURES |  

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Today's mothers and homemakers are the 'hidden women' of tomorrow's history

Court victory for UK ‘transphobia’ delinquent

17 Feb 2020 | CONJUGALITY |  

tags: free speech, transgenderism

Tweeting rhymes against transgenderism is allowed in a non-Orwellian state, says a judge

UK nursing body bans ‘ladies’ and other ‘offensive words’

7 Feb 2020 | CONNIPTIONS |  

tags: gender, health care, nursing, pronouns

The real problem in hospitals is not being spoken to at all

What accounts for Western indifference to Christian persecution?

4 Feb 2020 | ABOVE |  

tags: China, Christianity in the Middle East, Iraq, persecution of Christians

Commercial interests carry more weight with governments

The gentler sex? Violence by females against men rises in UK

29 Jan 2020 | FEATURES |  

tags: domestic violence

So why are we glamourising female violence in films and TV?

Are UK ‘experts’ silencing debate on trans kids?

21 Jan 2020 | CONJUGALITY |  

tags: transgender, UK

They believe in free speech as long as they agree with it

Christian themes at stake in retelling of Dracula

9 Jan 2020 | POPCORN |  

tags: Christianity, crucifix, Dracula, films

The Netflix version sucks the lifeblood from the classic tale

Equality? Tell that to the Marines

11 Dec 2019 | CONNIPTIONS |  

tags: lesbians, transgenderism, women in the military

The two faces of diversity and inclusion

Whodunnit? The resurrection of the murder mystery

25 Nov 2019 | FEATURES |  

tags: books, crime fiction

The detective will be necessary as long as the problem of evil remains

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