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News from Friends at the End, and on end of life choice in Scotland.
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Statement on Outcome of Guernsey Vote
We’re disappointed that the requête in Guernsey has been voted down by State members. By attempting to legislate…
A note from Dignitas – To live with dignity – To die with dignity
Statement from Dignitas 2/5/18 Ignorance, irresponsibility and hypocrisy – How a majority of UK politicians violate…
Adults With Incapacity Reform Response
Friends at the End have today submitted a response to the Scottish Government’s Adults with Incapacity…
Scottish experts in Guernsey to discuss Assisted Dying legislation
Scottish experts leading the fight to improve end of life care and legalise assisted dying for…
Friends at the End Comments on Forthcoming Guernsey Bill
Following the recent announcement that a Bill will be put before the States of Guernsey legislature,…
Response to Scottish Parliament Equalities and Human Rights Committee
We have today submitted a response to the Scottish Parliament, Equalities and Human Rights Committee a…
Friends at the End Welcome BMJ Statement
“Friends at the End welcome this statement of support from the British Medical Journal. They have…
Call for Lord Advocate to Issue Guidance on Assisted Dying
Friends at the End have worked with Jackson Carlaw MSP (vice-chair of the CPG of End…
Dundee Local Group Co-ordinator talks to The Courier
Dundee Local Group Co-ordinator Moira Symons spoke to The Courier about her views on Assisted Dying…
Message from Dr Erika Preisig
Dear readers,and supporters of assisted voluntary death (AVD) I am the president of the Swiss organisation…
Latest Update on Omid T Case
A message from Omid; “My lawyers attended a case conference at the Court 2 weeks ago…
Assisted Dying: Lessons from America
Our Chief Executive Officer Amanda Ward recently visited America find out more about the lessons that…
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.