C of E backs motion valuing people with Down's syndrome

The General Synod calls for parents to be given more information about the condition, amid abortion fears

The Church of England’s ruling body has voted unanimously in favour of valuing people with Down’s syndrome.

The General Synod backed a motion calling on the government to ensure that parents who have been told their unborn child has Down’s syndrome will be given “comprehensive, unbiased information” regarding the condition.

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