A letter to The Telegraph argues that a change to the current legislation would put pressure on the most vulnerable in our society
The Telegraph has reported on a letter by a group of Peers and charity campaigners, who have said that a change in the law on assisted suicide will lead disabled people – and other vulnerable people, including the elderly – to feel under pressure to end their lives.
The joint letter to The Daily Telegraph comes as Lord Falconer tables his Private’s Member’s bill, the latest attempt to legalise assisted suicide.