Our priority is to keep people safe while continuing to amplify the voices of terminally ill people and their loved ones who continue to be impacted by the UK’s broken law on assisted dying.
Terminally ill Scot Richard Selley sends final plea to Parliamentarians to legalise assisted dying, on the day he is due to die at Dignitas.
A poll commissioned by Dignity in Dying Scotland shows that almost nine out of ten Scots questioned now support assisted dying becoming law.
The Supreme Court has decided not to grant permission to Noel Conway to bring his case to a full hearing at the Supreme Court. Noel Conway’s case will proceed no further.
A new group campaigning to change the law on assisted dying is due to launch in Brent on Tuesday 25 September 2018.
The Falkland Islands now supports assisted dying for the terminally ill
A Brighton woman has been lauded for her extraordinary efforts in raising awareness for the campaign for assisted dying.
But reaffirms that Courts could declare current law incompatible with human rights.
Noel Conway and legal team will now appeal to Britain’s most senior judges, the Supreme Court.
An assisted dying proposal in the States of Guernsey has today been voted down by Deputies on the island. Deputies had earlier in the week defeated a wrecking amendment that would have denied the people of Guernsey a full debate on the subject.