Anti-abortion event for women moved to unknown location over alleged violent threats as SA Opposition Leader lashes out at journalist
ABCAn anti-abortion event in South Australia has had to change location at the last minute because of "violent threats", according to South Australia's Liberal Opposition Leader. Key points: An anti-abortion "training day" has been moved from its planned venue The Opposition Leader says calling the event a protest was encouraging violence towards women Protesters outside the original venue said the forced move was a win for their cause Politicians from the Liberal Party, Labor, Family First and SA Best were due to speak at the Enid Lyons List training day today. Mr Speirs said the journalist was "perpetuating hatred" and "violence" towards young women for asking about the Enid Lyons List event. In a statement issued on Sunday morning, Enid Lyons List said the event was a "youth seminar about leadership training and mentoring for young women" that had been "wilfully mischaracterised" by some as an "anti-abortion rally".
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