In a letter to The Daily Telegraph, Palliative Care Doctors Set Out Their Reasons For Opposing The Introduction of Assisted Suicide or Euthanasia in Britain Palliative care doctors against assisted dying sir – As the palliative care consultants of the next generation...
Dr Miro Griffiths warns that “Assisted dying would undermine the fight for equality”.
OPINION Assisted dying would undermine the fight for equality By Miro GriffithsSeptember 27, 2021, 11:45 am Disabled people are often marginalised and forgotten by society (Photo: Roman Zaiets/Shutterstock) I am a disabled person. I consider disability to be the...
Ian Birrell, cautions that “Until we start to show care and respect for all citizens… we should not unleash such a lethally dangerous reform” as assisted dying.
Heidi Crowter We can’t legalise assisted dying until disabled lives are respected and valued How would we protect people with disabilities or autism in a society that is already routinely callous towards their needs? By Ian Birrell i columnist September 27, 2021...
Three important letters in today’s Times warn of the serious dangers posed by the proposal to legalise assisted dying – euphemism for euthanasia.
Three important letters in today’s Times warn of the serious dangers posed by the proposal to legalise assisted dying - euphemism for euthanasia. Warnings from Professor Finlay, Professor George and Tanni Grey-Thompson deserve to be widely read and heeded.
Danny Kruger MP is right “There’s a better way of dying than assisted suicide.” Changing the law is providing a one way, no return, ticket to death.
Danny Kruger MP is right “There’s a better way of dying than assisted suicide.” Changing the law is providing a one way, no return, ticket to death. Danny Kruger Wednesday September 15 2021, 9.00pm, The Times Danny Kruger MP is right “There’s a better way of dying...
Stephen Daisley, writing in The Spectator, says Parliament must “draw the line at self-destruction. If the life of the individual is not inviolable, then nor are the rights that life confers.”
tephen Daisley, writing in The Spectator, explains the dangers of assisted suicide and says Parliament must “draw the line at self-destruction. If the life of the individual is not inviolable, then nor are the rights that life confers.” The British Medical Association...
Simon Caldwell is right: Assisted suicide is the opposite of death with dignity.
Simon Caldwell is right: Assisted suicide is the opposite of death with dignity: "the myth that only a lethal cocktail of drugs or a deadly jab can deliver a beautiful and serene death is a romantic fantasy, the stuff of movies….Although some patients die relatively...
For 18 years David Alton was a Member of the House of Commons and today he is an Independent Crossbench Life Peer in the UK House of Lords.
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Forty year campaign demanding justice for British servicemen used as guinea pigs in atomic tests in the 50s – with one Commons debate in the 80s taking place in the middle of the night, at 3.50 am. Today just 1500 of the 20,000 servicemen put in harms way are still alive. The Defence Minister, Earl Minto, deserves thanks for his straightforward reply in the Lords yesterday. However long it takes, injustices must be put right.
Throughout the 80s I campaigned for justice for British servicemen used as guinea pigs in atomic tests. On one occasion I initiated a debate in the Commons at 3.50 am in the middle of the night - a debate that the Government didn't want. Today just 1500 of the 20,000...