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Ann Furedi is the chief executive of BPAS, the UK's largest independent abortion provider, and the wife of the founder and leader of the British Revolutionary Communist Party, Frank Furedi.
In addition to running BPAS, she has been a leading pro-choice advocate and spokesperson for over 20 years, often appearing in the media representing this perspective . She is a former spokesperson of the HFEA, the UK's fertility and reproductive technology watchdog.
She was a member of the now defunct Revolutionary Communist Party of Great Britain (RCP) , a former contributor to the now defunct Living Marxism magazine, and a contributor to its successor, LM Magazine. She has also contributed to Spiked Online, a Marxist online magazine.
She is known to have used the pseudonyms Ann Bradley and Ann Burton.