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

You're correct. Anyone voting Aye is for the buffer zones.

I've emailed my MP to ask why she voted against this. I'll get a written response back in 6 weeks time which wont say very much.

I was surprised to not see my local MP on the list and before I read your second post thought "I bet he wasn't didn't even vote", so went and checked the list.

Totally surprised me by actually voting yes in favour of it. The one and only time he's actually voted on a "controversial" topic in a way that I agree with.

Thank you for pointing this out though OP - I wasn't aware of the vote going ahead. Thank heavens, as a whole, the house saw sense.

😂I would like to say I think we have the same one, but I suspect it's a popular characteristic trait among many of them!

My MP is on there. Woman hater, so no surprise. Shame on them all.

Mine voted Aye. Very pleased.

Kemi Badenoch voted against extending the right of women to take the abortion pill at home. I don’t see how that’s anything to do with free speech.

www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-60930774

Not in the least surprised to find my MP Philip Davies on that list, he seems to actively dislike all his constituents, but particularly women.

It isn’t. Tory excuses for hypocrisy.

Interesting. I wonder how many of these disgusting people have adopted or foster disadvantaged and unwanted children.

Let me guess.

Thanks @girlmom21

My husband knows one of them and she voted against providing free school meals for disadvantaged children a few years ago. Supposed to be a Christian.

@AngeloMysterioso

Leaving the rights or wrongs of buffer zones aside, its a sign of bad faith that your argument is built on lies.

No-one "harasses" women who want to kill their unborn child in an abortion clinic, that's a bald lie.

I have looked into this at some length and its clear these people just stand quietly with signs offering support if anyone wants it.

The legislation is not aimed at avoiding harrassment, but rather the women entering simply don't want to be reminded of what they are doing.

It is against the law to harass people and the Police have existing powers to deal with such behaviour where it occurs.

I often wonder what sort of person thinks its OK to kill unborn children whom they have created through their own actions, and then to defend that with lies.

Not surprised to see mine on there at all. Such a vile human being.

@miceonabranch

It isn't "disgusting" to offer support or alternatives to women who find themselves with an unwanted pregnancy, that's a frankly stupid thing to suggest.

When I hear things like that, I often wonder if such people are used as a target for those who wish to redirect their own shame or regret.

@C8H10N4O2

Rees-Mogg, happy to profit from abortion pills

That's another lie.

He never profited from abortion pills. The pills in question were some kind of stomach medicine which, if they were abused, it turns out they could cause a miscarriage.

That doesnt make them "abortion pills" anymore than kicking a pregnant women in the stomach means you have "abortion shoes".

What a stupid thing to suggest, though you probably read it in the paper and accepted it without thought.

They don't offer support, they harass and hurl abuse. People who do that to vulnerable women are disgusting.

I knew she and her ghastly husband (my MP) would be on that list before I even read down it.

@Giggorata

detest what you say but defend to the death your right to say it

To be fair, there is quite a gulf between tolerating views you don't agree with (which is reasonable) and viewing human life as a disposable by-product of meaningless sex (which is not reasonable).

Quite a gulf indeed.

@newsaint

You're bearing false witness. I literally saw nuns shrieking Bible verses in the ears of women as they walked out of the one near mine. Odious people. When the consultation about a buffer zone was put it by the council I couldn't agree fast enough, and was proud when they implemented the buffer zone.

Liars, oppressors and torturers, wanting to enslave women via their wombs. Slavers should swing.

Quite. If support’s needed, it should be unbiased, not offered by pro lifers where it’s served up with a big side dish of guilt.

@miceonabranch

They don't offer support, they harass and hurl abuse. People who do that to vulnerable women are disgusting.

I would agree that is disgusting, but in fact its a bald lie.

Tell me- what “support or alternatives” is this guy offering?

Where did you do your research? Was it a in book called Confirmation Bias: a study in self justification by any chance? My friend was yelled at about “killing her unborn child” when accompanying her husband to a clinic for a hysterectomy ffs. These people are relentless. They do not stand quietly with their signs and even if they did, there is a place for it and it’s not outside medical centres. People are welcome to protest however abhorrent their views, outside parliament where laws are made.

If you are going to be forced birth, own it. Stop trying to wrap it up in faux concern for women. This is nothing to do with alternative choices and everything do to with control and coercion of women whose rights you view somewhere well below foetuses.

I suspect most of these MPs (not fucking Rees Mogg, of course) are pro choice, so I don't know why they'd do that, I really don't. Protecting women is too woke or something?!