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Praying beside a home window could be criminal under Scottish ‘buffer zone’ law

The politician who authored the Scottish “buffer zones” law that forbids “influence” within 200 metres of an abortion facility has admitted that praying by a window in one’s own home could be an offence depending on who is passing by at the time. Speaking to the BBC’s “Scotcast” podcast this week, Gillian Mackay MSP, a The post Praying beside a home window could be criminal under Scottish ‘buffer zone’ law first appeared on Catholic Herald. The post Praying beside a home window could be criminal under Scottish ‘buffer zone’ law appeared first on Catholic Herald.

Praying beside a home window could be criminal under Scottish ‘buffer zone’ law

The politician who authored the Scottish “buffer zones” law that forbids “influence” within 200 metres of an abortion facility has admitted that praying by a window in one’s own home could be an offence depending on who is passing by at the time. Speaking to the BBC’s “Scotcast” podcast this week, Gillian Mackay MSP, a The post Praying beside a home window could be criminal under Scottish ‘buffer zone’ law first appeared on Catholic Herald. The post Praying beside a home window could be criminal under Scottish ‘buffer zone’ law appeared first on Catholic Herald.

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