Category: Press Releases

Care Not Killing, which intervened in the case of Noel Conway at the High Court and Court of Appeal, responds to the Supreme Court's decision not to hear a further appeal
Suicide Prevention Minister urged to clamp down on 'irresponsible' portrayal of suicide in media
Care Not Killing responds to disappointing ruling that the Supreme Court wants to remove important safeguard from brain-damaged patients
'Care Not Killing welcomes the Court of Appeal's sensible decision to reject this latest attempt to legalise assisted suicide'
Dr Peter Saunders' comments welcoming rejection of assisted suicide by States of Guernsey
A 104-year old assisted suicide advocate travels from Australia to Switzerland for assisted suicide, saying 'I've lived quite a good life until recently. The last year has been less satisfactory for me because I couldn't do things.'
Press release concerning the Court of Appeal's latest consideration of assisted suicide this week in the case of Mr Noel Conway
Care Not Killing comment regarding legislation proposed for assisted suicide in Guernsey
A newly published poll on attitudes to assisted suicide in Scotland recalls the deficiencies of similar polls from the past
Small, dated online poll with a self-selecting sample should not change law
Changing the law to allow assisted suicide is dangerous and unnecessary says Care Not Killing
'We welcome the decision by the High Court to completely reject this attempt to change the law and hope that as a society we can now turn our attention to the important issue of ensuring the highest level of palliative and social care...'
As in previous landmark court cases, the Care Not Killing Alliance will intervene now that the Court of Appeal has allowed a judicial review on assisted suicide
High Court judges have denied a judicial review concerning legal principles already assessed in the highest courts and Parliament
Alliance celebrates one year since a packed House of Commons voted 330-118 against a private member's bill to introduce assisted suicide for the terminally ill
As Eastenders' Peggy Mitchell commits suicide in the face of terminal cancer, TV's inability to envisage a positive response to end of life suffering comes back into focus
Court permission for nutrition to be withdrawn from a woman with MS represents 'judicial mission creep with judges shaping and remaking the law.'
Care Not Killing welcomes Parliament's 'unequivocal' rejection of the Marris' Bill, by 330 votes to 118