Reflecting on the feedback I have received, it is clear that many people feel deep unease about the prospect of these services entering our living rooms through broadcast media. This campaign is not merely about policy but about protecting the space for women to make difficult decisions without external pressure. I am continuing to look into the regulatory avenues available to challenge how these advertisements are permitted to operate.

The quiet growth of this movement reveals a shared concern about the messaging that reaches women in vulnerable moments. Reaching this milestone confirms that many others believe these services should not be promoted through public airwaves.