Tag: assisted dying / assisted suicide

I have now added a resources page to my website which seeks to set out relevant resources to enable understanding of the background to and … Read More ›

Reassured by the fact that the House of Commons Library seem to have found some of the questions that I have asked about Kim Leadbeater’s … Read More ›

During the pandemic, everyone had a crash course in constitutional theory, learning what was law and what was merely guidance when it came to what … Read More ›

To enable Parliamentarians (and others) better to understand the state of play with legislative proposals around the United Kingdom and surrounding Crown Dependencies, I have … Read More ›

Kim Leadbeater MP’s Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill has now been published.  At the risk of sounding unduly pompous, and despite having been … Read More ›

Lord Falconer’s Private Member’s Bill is now available.  At the time of writing, there is no date yet set for Second Reading in the House … Read More ›

In Karsai v Hungary [2024] ECHR 516, the European Court of Human Rights has made clear that, whatever the current political head of steam behind … Read More ›

From the perspective of an informed, and very interested, English outsider, I have produced an annotated version of the Member’s Bill introduced last month into … Read More ›

Reading some of the recent media coverage of the issue of assisted dying / assisted suicide, people could be forgiven for thinking that resolving the … Read More ›

The Tynwald – the Isle of Man legislature – may well be the first legislature associated with the United Kingdom[1] to vote for assisted dying … Read More ›