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News from Friends at the End, and on end of life choice in Scotland.
Older updates
Why assisted suicide has no place in the UK
Why assisted suicide has no place in the UK If all patients had access to high…
Non-medical right-to-die organisations
Non-medical right-to-die organisations In Switzerland the law allows people to be helped to end their lives…
Suicide clinic challenged over patients who could have lived ‘for decades’
Suicide clinic challenged over patients who could have lived ‘for decades’ Senior doctors will tomorow express…
AMA Opposition and the Path Ahead
AMA Opposition and the Path Ahead With the public on our side, we must overcome the…
Council of Canadians with Disabilities Opposes Euthanasia Bill C-384
Council of Canadians with Disabilities Opposes Euthanasia Bill C-384 The Council of Canadians with Disabilities (CCD)…
Press release from the Final Exit Network re the Phoenix accusations
Press release from the Final Exit Network re the Phoenix accusations Three more senior citizen volunteers…
Euthanasia bill sent to a committee
Euthanasia bill sent to a committee The Tasmanian House of Assembly has supported a bill to…
Living will law passed by German Bundestag
Living will law passed by German Bundestag It’s a dilemma for doctors and relatives. What should…
Advance decision to refuse treatment – What you need to know
Advance decision to refuse treatment – What you need to know Nicola Rostron, Partner specialising in…
Man risks jail after admitting he helped terminally ill partner in assisted suicide
Man risks jail after admitting he helped terminally ill partner in assisted suicide A man has…
‘Come and arrest me’ challenges cancer patient’s partner who helped his lover die at Dignitas
‘Come and arrest me’ challenges cancer patient’s partner who helped his lover die at Dignitas A…
Man who helped partner die calls for assisted suicide law change
Man who helped partner die calls for assisted suicide law change Alan Cutkelvin Rees took Raymond…
Urgent support
We support people facing the end of life and promote choice at that time; we don’t provide information about methods of ending life. For urgent support, Samaritans are on 116 123, free, day or night. Breathing Space is on 0800 83 85 87. For questions about your own care, your GP or palliative care team is the right first call.