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- BRITISH PEOPLE DENIED A PEACEFUL DEATH
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- MEDICAL & SCIENTIFIC ADVOCATES
- Assisted dying should be legal: Professor Dame Sue Black, forensic scientist
- Healthcare Professionals for Assisted Dying (HPAD)
- Sir Terence English, former president of the RCS & the BMA, has joined HPAD
- The late Professor Stephen Hawking supported ensuring a peaceful death
- Why I’ve changed my views on assisted dying: Dr David Nicholl, consultant neurologist
- POLITICAL ADVOCATES
- All-Party Parliamentary Group: promoting greater choice at the end of life
- Conservative Under-Secretary of State for Health announces support for the right to end life at home – 2012
- Liberal Democrat Conference voted for the introduction of a government bill on medically assisted dying, 2012
- Prue Leith’s appeal for a national debate on assisted dying
- Sir Vince Cable now supports a change in the law to allow assisted dying
- Stamford MP Nick Boles is leading a push to change the law on ‘assisted dying’
- RELIGIOUS ADVOCATES
- Archbishop Desmond Tutu: “When my time comes, I want the option of an assisted death”
- Richard Holloway, former Bishop of Edinburgh, favours legalising assisted dying
- The former Archbishop of Canterbury Lord Carey now supports assisted dying
- ‘In whose interest are we forcing people to live on against their will?’ Rabbi Jonathan Romain
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