I believe medical organisations should be neutral on assisted dying
A guest post by Dr David Nicholl in response to the Royal College of Physicians’ membership survey on assisted dying
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“A decision between one form of suffering over another”
Assisted dying campaigner, Noel Conway, writes to every MP via an open letter to explain the consequences of the UK’s broken law
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Listen to the true experts on death and dying – terminally ill people
Our Chief Executive responds to The Economist’s recent series of articles, ‘the case for and against assisted dying’
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A good assisted death can be a gift from God
I have come to realise that there are strong theological reasons to support a change in the law to allow people control over their death
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Not Dead Yet and the Christian right’s pro-life movement
Just how close are they?
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Yes to debate but no to fake news on assisted dying
As Noel Conway’s case approaches its hearing at the Court of Appeal on 1 May, what can we expect the debate going on outside of the court to look like?
Sadly, when it comes to opponents of assisted dying, I’ve come to expect fake news.
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Remembering Lord Joffe: 12 May 1932 – 18 June 2017
Today is Lord Joel Joffe’s memorial, so I’d like to take a few moments to reflect on his life and the contribution he made to the campaign for greater choice at the end of life
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Dear Public, thank you for your informed support
The majority of the general public overwhelming support a change in the law on assisted dying
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My legacy
Rachel supports the campaign because she believes that dying people deserve the choice of a good death.
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German court rules on assisted dying
Germany’s Federal Administrative Court has made a ruling in support of a patient’s right to control their death using prescribed medication.