The UK has introduced a law prohibiting protests within a 150-meter radius of abortion clinics, with violators facing unlimited fines. However, a question remains regarding whether silent prayer by anti-abortion activists constitutes a legal offense. Pro-choice advocates support the measure, claiming silent prayers can intimidate women, while religious groups argue it infringes on religious freedoms. The law's implementation has sparked debate and is likely to be contested in court, reflecting the contentious balance between free expression and safety for those seeking abortion services.