When asked whether Reform UK would revisit the current legal settlement on abortion, contraception, or LGBTQ+ identity, Nigel Farage had a clear answer: ‘No’. The question was prompted by Danny Kruger MP’s suggestion that Britain is ‘suffering from having a totally unregulated sexual economy,’ and that Reform could have ‘a limited but important’ role in reversing the Sexual Revolution.
Under UK law, abortion is effectively decriminalised up to birth, men can declare themselves women via self-identification certificates, and half of 16-to-19-year-old women use hormonal birth control. Almost one in three pregnancies in Britain are terminated by abortion. Our sub-replacement birth rate is used to excuse mass migration — the most important issue for Reform voters. Over 10.9 million children have been aborted since 1968, replaced by the more than 10.7 million first-generation legal migrants currently living in Britain. As Galatians says, the law is a teacher, and without Christ, it encourages whatever it tolerates.
