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Various media outlets have carried the story of Dawn Faizey Webster, who has completed a degree and written an autobiography since developing locked-in syndrome more than ten years ago
Lucinda Hardy writes in support of her home state of Montana's current laws, which protect disabled people - like her.
For nine years a member of a Dutch Regional Review Committee, Prof Theo Boer's experience of legalised euthanasia and assisted suicide saw him go from being a supporter of such legislation to concluding: 'we were wrong - terribly wrong, in fact'.
Those helped to kill themselves under Lord Falconer's Assisted Dying Bill may have years to live
Don't make Oregon's mistake and legalise assisted suicide - ten reasons why the UK should not follow suit
The second reading of Lord Falconer's Bill caused people from all walks of life to explain why Lord Falconer's Bill would hurt them.
A report by Professor John Keown of Georgetown University concerning the Assisted Dying Bill and its broader context
Lord Falconer's Assisted Dying Bill received its second reading on Friday 18 July. Here's what you need to know as we look forward.
Public support for Falconer's 'Assisted Dying' Bill drops dramatically to just 43% when arguments against are heard
Concert pianist Matthew Schellhorn considers the Assisted Dying Bill and talks about his experience of being a carer. 'I am so glad I did not have to discuss the Assisted Dying Bill with my terminally ill mother'
On the eve of the House of Lords' debate on Lord Falconer's Assisted Dying Bill, Care Not Killing, an alliance of 40 organisations, has called on peers to reject the proposed legislation on grounds of public safety.
The CEOs of four major charities representing elderly and disabled people have written to all members of the House of Lords to oppose Lord Falconer's Assisted Dying Bill.
Stand with disabled people as Peers debate the Falconer Bill
Christopher Jones' powerful testimony shows how important the protection of the law is to those confronting incurable illnesses
Anti-apartheid campaigner's arguments for 'assisted dying' will fuel existing prejudice against elderly, dying and disabled people
Why the former Archbishop of Canterbury is wrong on assisted suicide
Pro-assisted suicide doctors demonstrate how far from the mainstream of their profession they have strayed
Medical profession strikes back at BMJ editors over assisted suicide stance