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CNK welcomes Court ruling rejecting judicial review appeal by assisted suicide campaigner

  • Press Releases
Care Not Killing welcomes today’s rejection of an unnecessary legal challenge to the UK’s assisted suicide laws by the assisted suicide campaigner Phil Newby.

Isle of Man to consider assisted suicide

  • Articles
A proposal to be considered on 21 January asks lawmakers to introduce legislation for ‘voluntary assisted dying’

Call for assisted suicide law review criticised

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‘Evidence from around the world shows that removing these protections puts vulnerable people at risk of abuse and of coming under pressure, real or perceived, to end their lives prematurely.’

General Election 2019

  • Articles
With another bid to legalise assisted suicide expected in the next Parliament, it is imperative that voters and candidates address protection for vulnerable people at the end of life

Permission refused for new assisted suicide court challenge

  • Press Releases
Press release: CNK CEO responds to the High Court decision not to allow a new challenge in the name of Mr Phil Newby

The RCGP, assisted suicide and ‘neutrality’

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What the RCGP is asking members, what neutrality really means, and why members should remain opposed

World Medical Association reaffirms euthanasia opposition

  • Medical Opinion
In reiterating its ‘firm’ opposition to euthanasia and assisted suicide, the WMA also condemns constraints placed upon doctors’ conscience rights

Disability body reasserts assisted suicide dangers

  • Resources
The US National Council on Disability’s report ‘Assisted Suicide Laws and their Danger to People with Disabilities’ ‘finds that the dangers and harms that NCD identified in 1997 and 2005 are at least as significant today.’

Court allows RCP challenge

  • Articles
The High Court gives doctors permission to challenge the Royal College of Physicians’ conduct concerning a shift to neutrality on assisted suicide

Euthanasia in Belgium – a son’s story

  • Personal stories
Godelieva De Troyer had been suffering from chronic depression for twenty years when she was euthanised, her family unaware, by the doctor who co-chairs the federal euthanasia regulator and who co-founded an organisation De Troyer had just given money to.

Assisted suicide law ‘would make me feel a burden’

  • Personal stories
Mark Blackwell, living with Parkinson’s disease and the after-effects of a severe stroke, explains why he fears legalised assisted suicide

‘Nobody said: Why do you want to die? Nobody said: Are you okay?’

  • Personal stories
Disability activist describes ‘the thing that solidified for me that we actually can’t safely put in place in this country assisted suicide legislation’, as Western Australia mulls euthanasia
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