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The Law Society of Scotland, representing over 13,0000 Scottish solicitors, has condemned a proposed assisted suicide bill as “not fit for purpose”.
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Suicide rates have been shown to increase in countries where assisted suicide or euthanasia is legal, a study has revealed.
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At least 60 people with eating disorders have been euthanised or killed by assisted suicide since 2012, an academic study has found, also reporting that such deaths are underreported, raising “concerns about oversight and public safety”.
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The more informed the British public is about assisted suicide the more it fears its results, says SPUC, which has highlighted a new poll by the think tank Living and Dying Well (LDW). Of particular concern to those polled was the anticipated shift in the doctor-patient relationship.
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Terry has always been opposed to assisted suicide. He is passionate about protecting the weakest members of our society both before birth and at the end of life. But when his mum Julie, 66, became seriously ill in January 2024, Terry became even more fearful about a change in the…
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A poll commissioned by the think tank Living and Dying Well (LDW) has found that the British public has grave concerns about assisted suicide laws when confronted with its reality, as seen in Canada and elsewhere.
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An assisted suicide private members’ bill has been announced and is due to have its first reading in the House of Lords later this month. SPUC has called the new bill a “profound threat” to vulnerable people in the UK.
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Prime Minister Keir Starmer says he will double down on his promise of a free vote on assisted suicide, though he says it is unlikely to take place within the first year of his government.
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There were 15,280 state-sanctioned assisted suicides in Canada in 2023, campaigners against euthanasia estimate ahead of the release of official data. SPUC has warned that Canada offers a “frightening” vision of the UK’s future if assisted suicide is legalised.
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Following the result of the 2024 General Election, which saw the Labour Party come to power in a landslide, we should consider what this means for the pro-life movement for, potentially, the next five years. Should we be worried? The simple answer is yes – but we should not despair.
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Tony’s brother Stephen was 35 years old when he died of a brain tumour in 1991.
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Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has backed assisted suicide “in principle” after the Conservative Party Manifesto pledged to “respect the will of Parliament” on the issue.
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Four-year-old Eliah is one of six. That’s the way her mum, Rebecca, sees her. “She’s one of our six children and she’s a blessing, like all of them.”
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A desperate Canadian father is fighting to save his autistic daughter, known as MV, after she was approved for euthanasia by Canadian doctors.
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Allison Ducluzeau was diagnosed with advanced abdominal cancer, which Canadian doctors told her was inoperable, and, instead of being given hope, she was offered assisted suicide. Two years later, Ducluzeau is in remission, and she is furious with the doctors who counselled death rather than treatment.
