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Assisted suicide and depression

Depression is normally a reversible condition, but campaigners regard suicidal tendencies in people with chronic or terminal illnesses not as symptomatic of depression but as a rational will to die

Comment: MPs don’t need to change the law on assisted suicide

Lawyer David Foster considers June’s Supreme Court ruling, and its implications

Care Not Killing welcomes Supreme Court judgement

‘The law in England and Wales remains unchanged, with the Court recognising that it exists to protect vulnerable, elderly and disabled people’

The threat to disabled people

Baroness Campbell, noted disability rights campaigner, discusses the real threat posed to disabled people by the Falconer Bill, and why its passage would constitute ‘the triumph of despair over hope’

MPs denounce assisted suicide

MPs from all parties have expressed concern over the rising numbers of deaths under Washington state’s Oregon-inspired assisted suicide law.

Disabled leaders speak out

‘The Assisted Dying Bill devalues the lives of terminally ill and disabled people’

Scottish Bill Consultation

Care Not Killing has responded to the Scottish Parliament’s call for evidence concerning the Assisted Suicide (Scotland) Bill. Have you?

Quick Briefing

Assisted Suicide (Scotland) Bill

Celebrity mixed messaging

Richard & Judy’s euthanasia pact comments are ill-informed, misjudged – and tellingly inconsistent

Only 21% discuss end of life care

Death was always one of the great taboos of British conversation – and it seems that not much has changed, according to recent Dying Matters research.

Margo MacDonald has died

PM against assisted suicide

David Cameron’s reaffirmed opposition to assisted suicide is in keeping with other party leaders’ comments over recent years

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