Learning from the last debate – Professor John Keown

Learning from the last debate Will the latest arguments in favour of the Leadbeater Bill be as flawed as those … Read More

Philip Murray: Looking down the slippery slope: Can assisted suicide be restricted to the terminally ill?

“Systemic Failures and Rising Risks: How Washington’s ‘Death with Dignity Act’ Endangers Vulnerable Lives”

Lethal Non-Compliance with Washington’s “Death with Dignity Act” – Doerflinger In his 2022 analysis, “Lethal Non-Compliance with Washington’s ‘Death with … Read More

Assisted dying: too many “complicating factors” to be safely implemented, says British public in new poll

A new poll, commissioned by Living and Dying Well, has found the British public believe there are too many ‘complicating … Read More

Revisiting the Mackay Committee into Assisted Dying

In 2005, the House of Lords Select Committee on the Assisted Dying Bill for the Terminally Ill Bill presented its … Read More

Submission of Evidence to the Northern Territory Government, Australia

Please see below Living and Dying Well’s submission of evidence to the Northern Territory’s (Australia) consultation into assisted dying. You … Read More

Submission to the Health and Social Care Committee

Please find below Living and Dying Well’s submission to the Health and Social Care Committee during their inquiry into assisted … Read More

Baroness Meacher’s Assisted Dying Bill: Analysis of the Second Reading Debate

The Assisted Dying Bill introduced to the House of Lords by Baroness Meacher received its Second Reading on 22nd October. … Read More

Safeguards – What Safeguards?

In our second podcast Robert Preston examines the so-called safeguards of legalised assisted dying.

Parliament or the Courts?

Changing the law on assisted suicide is a matter for Parliament A few weeks ago former Justice of the Supreme … Read More