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NHS will become national health and assisted suicide service, says MP

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Danny Kruger said the NHS would, if the Bill being considered passes into law, become the ‘national health and assisted suicide service’.

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Nikki da Costa: The Assisted Dying Bill gives carte blanche to private contractors

Nikki da Costa was Director of Legislative Affairs to two Conservative Prime Ministers, Theresa May, and Boris Johnson. She writes in a personal capacity. In early March, the Times revealed that the government will pay private companies to end the lives of the terminally ill. Yesterday, it was confirmed that ministers will have complete discretion and all the power necessary to do this. Sounds dystopian. But it was also a practical, hard-nosed, …

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Delaware House narrowly passes bill to legalize assisted suicide

Delaware House Bill 140 allows a person who has been diagnosed as 'terminally' ill with less than six months to live to qualify for drugs that would end his or her life.

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NHS will become national health and assisted suicide service, says MP

Danny Kruger said the NHS would, if the Bill being considered passes into law, become the ‘national health and assisted suicide service’.

6 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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Schiavo Case: A Tipping Point | Evolution News and Science Today

The case elevated the culture of death into a conflagration. It boosted the passage of assisted suicide laws. Source

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Nikki da Costa: The Assisted Dying Bill gives carte blanche to private contractors - Conservative Angle

Nikki da Costa was Director of Legislative Affairs to two Conservative Prime Ministers, Theresa May, and Boris Johnson In early March, the Times revealed that the government will pay private companies to end the lives of the terminally ill. Yesterday, it was confirmed that ministers will have complete discretion and all the power necessary to do this. Sounds dystopian. But it was also a practical, hard-nosed, response of a government that must m…

5 days ago

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Killing us softly: the dangers of legalizing assisted suicide

This article is an overview of the problems with the legalization of assisted suicide as public policy. The disability community's opposition to assis…

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