assisted dying

Another Assisted Dying Bill is before the Commons: How many safeguards are enough?

By Iain Brassington Filed Under: All posts, Featured Posted: September 11, 2015

As the Assisted Dying Bill is due to be discussed in the Commons today, Ian Brassington asks if we are taking the right approach. When Rob Marris’ Assisted Dying Bill is discussed in the Commons, it will be the latest in a number of attempts to make some form of assistance in dying legal in […]

Complex and ethically contentious; how will the Assisted Dying Bill play out?

By Alexandra Mullock Filed Under: Featured Posted: July 15, 2014

Legislation to permit assisted dying will be debated in Parliament this week, after hitting the headlines at the weekend. Dr Alexandra Mullock explains the legal background and some of the issues Peers and MPs will need to consider. Lord Falconer’s Assisted Dying Bill – due to be debated in the House of Lords later this week – […]

Another Assisted Dying Bill is before the Commons: How many safeguards are enough?

Complex and ethically contentious; how will the Assisted Dying Bill play out?

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