A mother plans to file a High Court challenge against Ealing Council's order to implement a 'buffer zone' outside a Marie Stopes abortion clinic. Alina Dugheriu, who was herself helped by pro-life vigil members, will file her case after Ealing Council confirmed that the Public Space Protection Order will come into effect from 9 am on the morning of Monday, April 23. The order makes acts of approval or disapproval of abortion, prayer, or any kind of 'interference' towards clinic users within 100m (330ft) of the clinic a criminal offence.
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Mother takes Ealing Council to court over abortion clinic 'buffer zone'
Alina Dugheriu, who was helped by a pro-life vigil, said she did not want women to have 'vital support' removed
Theo Howard
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