Pro-Life campaign is not at all ready to support the legislating for abortion in circumstances other than the 'X-Case', because they fear that things can be manipulated that can even lead to abortion on demand.
In its criticism for today's Red C Poll, the group has urged the authorities concerned to make a proper distinction between the medical treatments for a mother, which may result in the death of an unborn child, and abortion in certain cases when a mother's life is at no risk.
The campaigners showcased the poll results that stated 85 percent people to be favoring abortion laws in respect to the 'X-Case' ruling that noted the life of the woman at risks, whereas 63 percent recommended excluding suicide as a ground for abortion.
Regarding the situation, Ms. Cora Sherlock, Deputy Chairperson of the Pro-Life Campaign, said, "I think it's very clear that there is no basis for using this poll to claim that there is any sort of majority of people who want abortion legislation in Ireland".
She added that the results have revealed a contradiction as some people have favored legislation for X whereas some people want a referendum to amend X because the findings of the new Sunday Business Post/ Red C Poll showed eight out of 10 people in support of legislation for the X Case ruling on abortion.
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