To name and shame the 110 MPs who voted against buffer zones around reproductive health clinics in the House of Commons yesterday?

[AngeloMysterioso]

These people are ostensibly in favour of women being harassed, possibly when they are already in considerable emotional distress.

If your MPs name is included below, please remember this next time you are standing in a voting booth.

Conservatives

1. Peter Aldous, Waveney
2. Stuart Anderson, Wolverhampton South West
3. Caroline Ansell, Eastbourne
4. Gareth Bacon, Orpington
5. Richard Bacon, South Norfolk
6. Kemi Badenoch, Saffron Walden
7. Steve Barclay, North East Cambridgeshire
8. Scott Benton, Blackpool South
9. Bob Blackman, Harrow East

10. Peter Bone, Wellingborough 11. Suella Braverman, Fareham 12. Andrew Bridgen, North West Leicestershire 13. Fiona Bruce, Congleton 14. Alex Burghart, Brentwood & Ongar 15. Alun Cairns, Vale of Glamorgan 16. Sir William Cash, Stone 17. Miriam Cates, Penistone & Stocksbridge 18. Maria Caulfield, Lewes 19. Rehman Chishti, Gillingham & Rainham 20. Christopher Chope, Christchurch 21. Simon Clarke, Middlesbrough South & East Cleveland

22. Brendan Clarke-Smith, Bassetlaw

23. Robert Courts, Witney

24. Claire Coutinho, East Surrey

25. Gareth Davies, Grantham & Stamford

26. Philip Davies, Shipley

27. Sarah Dines, Derbyshire Dales

28. Michelle Donelan, Chippenham

29. Steve Double, St Austell & Newquay

30. Jackie Doyle-Price, Thurrock

31. Flick Drummond, Meon Valley

32. Iain Duncan Smith, Chingford & Woodford Green

33. Natalie Elphicke, Dover

34. David Evennett, Bexleyheath & Crayford

35. Liam Fox, North Somerset

36. Richard Fuller, North East Bedfordshire

37. Robert Goodwill, Scarborough & Whitby

38. James Gray, North Wiltshire

39. Chris Grayling, Epsom & Ewell

40. Chris Green, Bolton West

41. Andrew Griffith, Arundel & South Downs

42. James Grundy, Leigh

43. Mark Harper, Forest of Dean

44. Sally-Ann Hart, Hastings & Rye

45. John Hayes, South Holland & The Deepings

46. Gordon Henderson, Sittingbourne & Sheppey

47. Philip Hollobone, Kettering

48. Eddie Hughes, Walsall North

49. Jane Hunt, Loughborough

50. Tom Hunt, Ipswich

51. Ranil Jayawardena, North East Hampshire

52. Mark Jenkinson, Workington

53. Caroline Johnson, Sleaford & North Hykeham

54. David Jones, Clwyd West

55. Daniel Kawczynski, Shrewsbury & Atcham

56. Greg Knight, East Yorkshire

57. Danny Kruger, Devizes

58. Andrea Leadsom, South Northamptonshire

59. Edward Leigh, Gainsborough

60. Andrew Lewer, Northampton South

61. Ian Liddell-Grainger, Bridgwater & West Somerset

62. Chris Loder, West Dorset

63. Marco Longhi, Dudley North

64. Julia Lopez, Hornchurch & Upminster

65. Rachel Maclean, Redditch

66. Paul Maynard, Blackpool North & Cleveleys

67. Karl McCartney, Lincoln

68. Esther McVey, Tatton

69. Stephen Metcalfe, South Basildon & East Thurrock

70. Robin Millar, Aberconwy

71. Gagan Mohindra, South West Hertfordshire

72. Damien Moore, Southport

73. Joy Morrissey, Beaconsfield

74. Neil O’Brien, Harborough

75. Mark Pritchard, The Wrekin

76. Jeremy Quin, Horsham

77. Jacob Rees-Mogg, North East Somerset

78. Laurence Robertson, Tewkesbury

79. Mary Robinson, Cheadle

80. David Rutley, Macclesfield

81. Gary Sambrook, Birmingham, Northfield

82. Greg Smith, Buckingham

83. Henry Smith, Crawley

84. Royston Smith, Southampton, Itchen

85. Ben Spencer, Runnymede & Weybridge

86. Alexander Stafford, Rother Valley

87. Jane Stevenson, Wolverhampton North East

88. John Stevenson, Carlisle

89. Bob Stewart, Beckenham

90. Gary Streeter, South West Devon

91. Mel Stride, Central Devon

92. Graham Stuart, Beverley & Holderness

93. Desmond Swayne, New Forest West

94. Robert Syms, Poole

95. Derek Thomas, St Ives

96. Michael Tomlinson, Mid Dorset & North Poole

97. Martin Vickers, Cleethorpes

98. Matt Vickers, Stockton South

99. Theresa Villiers, Chipping Barnet

100. Robin Walker, Worcester

101. Giles Watling, Clacton

102. Heather Wheeler, South Derbyshire

103. Craig Whittaker, Calder Valley

104. Jeremy Wright, Kenilworth & Southam

As well as 6 from the DUP:

1. Gregory Campbell, East Londonderry
2. Jeffrey M Donaldson, Lagan Valley
3. Paul Girvan, South Antrim
4. Carla Lockhart, Upper Bann
5. Ian Paisley, North Antrim
6. Jim Shannon, Strangford

There's a whole bunch of names in there that are regularly hailed by some on MN as being pro-women, merely because they pay lip service to the trans culture war. It's obvious they don't give two shits about women's rights, they just think it's an easy wedge issue to try to leverage a few more votes.

Indeed, I'd not thought about that! Still, the consensus seems to be that she is rather dim.

Not shocked to see mine on there. Turd of a man.

Same here, I'm amazed people keep voting mine in.

Fascinating to see so many MPs on the list that voted against that have been praised on here for their "gender critical" views. MPs that have been applauded by Mumsnet for knowing what a woman is etc.

It's almost as if their gender critical stances are not motivated by a desire to protect women's rights after all and that they are instead driven by a desire to stoke the culture war in a bid to secure support from their base.

What many people fail (or refuse) to understand is that "abortion" includes gynaecology/obstetric care of life threatening complications of WANTED pregnancies such as miscarriage which are prone to become septic or cause haemorrhage if not properly treated. Post Roe v Wade normal ob/gyn care in the USA is in pieces now and women are suffering and being put at risk as a result.
Women suffering loss of a wanted pregnancy and fearful of their health have to pass through a walk of shame thanks to these protestors as they access care via an abortion clinic (when they can find one) instead of being cared for in their local hospital. This is what these MPs are condoning.

news.yahoo.com/missouri-woman-denied-emergency-abortion-161500460.html

Of those who voted against the buffer zone, 24 out of 104 were women - 23%
Of those who voted in favour of the zone, 125 out of 297 were women - 42%

As of March 2022 there are 225 women MPs in the House of Commons - 35%
Representation is essential if you want to to be listened to. This is the first time we’ve had women make up more than a third of MPs. Labour’s all women shortlists have changed the makeup of the House of Commons beyond recognition.

It's almost as if their gender critical stances are not motivated by a desire to protect women's rights after all and that they are instead driven by a desire to stoke the culture war in a bid to secure support from their base

How could you even think such a thing? I’m shocked to the core! 😉.

Just checking for the usual suspects. Chope, Bone, McVey, Rees-Mogg. Yup.

I was just coming on to say that it astounds me that so many on Mumsnet are voting Tory because the Tories know what a woman is. Women's rights and care of vulnerable women is certainly not on the agenda for the likes of Braverman.

Not surprised to see my local MP on the OP’s list. Despicable piece of shit that he is. I’ll be writing to him to express my disgust.

So disappointed to see my MP on this list although sadly not surprised. From what I've seen he makes consistently poor choices in his voting. Here's hoping he gets the boot at the next election, although being in the south east his seat is probably fairly secure

I loathe the Conservatives but have you looked at the voting figures? All those who voted against the buffer zone are Conservatives (or DUP) but not all those who voted in favour of it are Labour. The Lib Dems, Caroline Lucas and many Conservatives voted in favour of the buffer zone. I haven’t counted but going by the graph the roughly same number of Conservatives voted for as against.

My MP, although Tory, is usually quite libertarian. However, he is Catholic.
I have written to him nonetheless, expressing disappointment and suggesting this should come under the “detest what you say but defend to the death your right to say it” category.

Badenoch voted against too. You know, the Badenoch who used protection of women’s spaces as a plank of her leadership campaign. Obviously toilets are more important than women’s health providers. Please can the “At least the Tories know what a woman is” faction now pipe down?

And surprise surprise mine is on the list.

I am amazed my MP actually voted yes to something I agree on.

YANBU @AngeloMysterioso.

Thanks for the link OP. However I cant find my MP on any of the three lists which is really weird. Is there a fourth list such as unable to vote?

The MP is entitled to his personal, religious beliefs but they should not be impacting on the public’s right to access legal, essential healthcare services safely and without fear.

Mine didn't vote either fucks sake what is the point of him

My Tory MP didn’t turn up. Doesn’t surprise me, there was no photo OP or free food. Waste of air that man.

There are definitely abortion clinic in Northern Ireland now ... Because there were protesters outside one near me.

Unless they're only "forwarding" women to abortion services there. But I didn't get that impression.

Sorry to be thick but just to clarify, if your MP is recorded as voting Aye then they voted FOR buffer zones?

Mine is an Aye So I want to drop him a note of thanks unless I've got it all wrong?

Badenoch is a long term free speech voter, like David Davies (who apparently didn't vote this time).

There are two clear groups in the "no" list. Those who use any opportunity to hack away at reproductive rights eg Rees-Mogg, happy to profit from abortion pills but always votes against reproductive rights and those whose argument is free speech based.

Its a mistake to conflate them simply because votes coincide on one issue. Some of the free speech fundamentalists have used the self same arguments in favour of women's individual liberty on reproduction and rights to speak on other issues.