UK News 'It's harassment': Stella Creasy targeted by anti-abortion group

Labour MP Stella Creasy has said her constituency "has my back" as she faces "harassment" from an anti-abortion group.

© Other Stella Creasy has been targeted by an anti-abortion group in her Walthamstow constituency

Ms Creasy, who represents Walthamstow in northeast London, has been targeted by protesters who have put up graphic posters in her constituency.

The MP, who is pregnant, shared a photo on Twitter on Monday of a billboard advert which reads "StopStella.com".

It also shows a large photograph of what is claimed to be a "nine-week living fetus".

Ms Creasy called on Clear Channel Direct, a British outdoor advertising company, to reveal how much it was paid for the advert.

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Labour MP Stella Creasy has been targeted by an anti - abortion group and has called police saying she feels "physically sick". It included an address for a website established against the MP. The protest and campaign was set up by the American anti - abortion organisation, the Centre for

Pregnant MP targeted by anti - abortion campaigners with ‘sickening’ dead baby poster. Stella Creasy said she felt sick when she saw the poster (Picture: Rex/@ stellacreasy /twitter). It comes after the Labour MP recently fronted a campaign to extend abortion rights to Northern Ireland – the

She added in her Twitter post: "@MetPolice still think this is just 'free speech' and not harassment of women in Walthamstow?"

Ms Creasy also called on Home Secretary Priti Patel to take action.

The posters were put up as part of action by the UK-wing of the Centre for Bio-Ethical Reform (CBR UK), an American anti-abortion organisation.

The group also launched the StopStella.com website, which calls on the MP to "stop promoting human rights abuses of children in the womb".

Ms Creasy says she is being deliberately targeted by the group because she is pregnant.

The politician's amendment to extend abortion access to Northern Ireland was approved by MPs in July.

Just over two hours after posting her initial tweet on Monday, the MP shared a follow-up message on Twitter which showed somebody had painted over the billboard with white paint.

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The MP felt 'physically sick' after a poster depicting aborted baby remains was posted next to her imageShe expressed her worry as protesters entered her Walthamstow constituency in London and put a poster of her alongside a picture of what it claimed was "a 24-week-old aborted baby girl".

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She wrote: "I would rather Clear Channel Direct took this down, the @metpoliceuk acted to stop the harassment and @patel4witham brought in buffer zone legislation to deal with these people in the first place - but in the mean time it seems Walthamstow has my back."

Her tweets on Monday come after the MP said she felt "physically sick" when protesters targeted her over the weekend.

Demonstrators put up a poster showing a photo of Ms Creasy's face next to a picture of what was said to be a "24-week aborted baby girl".

The poster read "your MP is working hard... to make this a human right" and included the "StopStella.com" web address.

Ms Creasy wrote in her tweet on Saturday: "Feel physically sick. Tried to warn you @sajidjavid and @AmberRuddHR when you said powers in place to deal with this c*** enough.

"Today the police said they wouldn't use PSPO (public spaces protection order) powers to move these people on.

"We also have recording saying targeting me explicitly for being pregnant."

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan said in a tweet on Saturday: "Whilst the right to peaceful protest must be respected, behaviour that deliberately targets women for harassment and intimidation should not be tolerated."