Scottish grandmother Rose Docherty's case was dismissed after her arrest for a sign offering conversation within 200 meters of Glasgow abortion facility.

The Procurator Fiscal in Scotland has decided not to prosecute a 75-year-old grandmother arrested earlier this year for ...

Rose Docherty, 75, was the first person to be charged under a new law that created buffer zones outside clinics.

Prosecutors have decided not to proceed with a case against a woman who was the first person arrested under Scotland’s ...

The case against the first anti-abortion protester to be arrested under new buffer zone laws in Scotland has been dropped by ...

In a speech at the Munich Security Conference in February, Vice President Vance claimed that the Scottish Government had sent ...

Carla Lockhart, a DUP Member of Parliament, hopes last week's decision not to prosecute a grandmother for holding a sign ...

A Scottish prosecutor has dropped the case against a 75-year-old woman arrested earlier this year for holding a sign with the ...

Rose Docherty is a woman of few words. You’d never have heard of the 75-year-old if it wasn’t for what she didn’t say. She’s ...

For the sake of liberty on both sides of the Atlantic, now is the time to defend the freedom to speak and to pray—even in ...

Rose Docherty is the first person arrested under the so-called “Safe Access Zones Act,” a 2024 law forbidding even the peaceful exercise of speech within 200 meters of abortion clinics.