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The chair of the government’s national suicide prevention strategy advisory group has warned against legalising assisted suicide.
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His message to Scots comes as Scotland considers similar legislation: “I believe my own experience is a cautionary tale of how well-intended laws go very wrong.”
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SPUC will be holding an assisted suicide briefing for MPs in Parliament to discuss concerns about the safeguards in the Leadbeater Bill.
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The repercussions of a change in the law could impact three groups of people in ways that are not being widely considered.
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The pensioner was holding a sign that read, “Coercion is a crime, here to talk, only if you want.”
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SPUC has welcomed Vance’s “moral leadership” on the “vital matter” of free speech and buffer zones.
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The Committee stage of Kim Leadbeater’s deadly assisted suicide bill is proving to be utterly shambolic.
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It turns out that babies can learn to love vegetables while still in the womb.
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Isabel Vaughan-Spruce has been targeted again by police for her “mere presence” near an abortion facility.
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An investigation into the local NHS authority where the abortions took place is ongoing.
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The change comes after Ms Leadbeater scrapped the requirement to have a High Court judge approve assisted suicide cases.
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Dr Griffiths was one of the few disability experts to appear before the ongoing committee hearing into Labour MP Kim Leadbeater’s Bill.
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Should doctors be involved in assisted suicide? Some voices are questioning whether doctors should be involved at all.
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Kim Leadbeater MP has proposed that a panel of “experts” should sign off on assisted suicides instead of High Court judges, having previously stated that judges would safeguard against coercion.