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Chichester case should serve as a reminder of why assisted suicide is against the law
Answers to key questions regarding recent worrying developments in Belgium and the Netherlands
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Assisted suicide deaths increase by 17% in one year in Washington State
Guardian health editor jumps onto suicide promotion bandwagon
Leading parliamentary think tank Living and Dying Well says Lord Falconer's 'Assisted Dying' Bill fails public safety test
The RCGP should stand firm on opposing a change in the law to allow 'assisted dying'
National ethics committee rejects euthanasia but President Hollande pledges a law by the end of the year.
Yorkshire GP Dr Mark Pickering on the BMA's vote of confidence in the LCP
The question that the police have not asked and Nitschke has not answered
Should the Home Secretary have let this man in?
In this last week both Belgium and the Netherlands have taken further major steps regarding euthanasia for children.
Human rights, equalities and disability rights expert Neil Crowther dissects the most prominent reasons given for legal change.
The Court of Appeal has concluded its case and the 'Assisted Dying Bill' has had its first reading - the die is cast.
'I will neither give a deadly drug to anybody if asked for it, nor will I make a suggestion to this effect.'
Asked for evidence of the much-maligned 'slippery slope', our Campaign Director shocked radio listeners with a Dutch protocol under which disabled babies can be euthanized.
Don't be fooled by peer's 'modest' assisted suicide proposals
Irish Supreme Court rules that there is 'no explicit right to commit suicide, or to determine the time of one's own death' in Ireland's Constitution.