Scotland Told Assisted Suicide Devalues Life

Legislation filed in the Scotland would allow people aged 16 and over with a terminal illness to access lethal drugs from doctors, thus devaluing all life. “This Bill is literally a matter of life and death and is inadequate as drafted given the lack of a strong overseeing role for the Scottish Parliament,” said CARE for Scotland’s Policy Officer, Michael Veitch.

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