IFP says no to 'unrestricted abortion access', calls for free education and R3 000 graduate grant

The IFP said it doesn't believe "unrestricted access to abortion (pro-choice)" is in the best interests of a moral society. 

This comes as the party held a two-day national policy conference in Empangeni, KwaZulu-Natal, where the party adopted several draft policy documents to be ratified by its leadership after the Christmas period.

The party's draft policy on health said: "The conceptualisation of abortion as a form of contraception is ethically dubious, and of considerable danger to a population which is experiencing an Aids epidemic."