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Friends at the End call on Scottish Parliament to make the compassionate choice

Posted 11/05/202511/05/2025 | NewsTagged assisted dying, End of Life, liam macarthur, News, stage 1 vote

Assisted dying campaign group Friends at the End (FATE) has called on MSPs to make thecompassionate choice and vote in support of the Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults(Scotland) Bill on Tuesday 13 May. Speaking ahead of Tuesday’s Scottish Pa... More ›

Clarifying misconceptions about the Assisted Dying bill proposal in Scotland.

Posted 16/10/202116/10/2021 | NewsTagged assisted dying, Debate, disabled, End of Life Care, End of Life Planning, Medical, members´ bill, News, Scottish Parliament, Support

Opposition groups to Assisted Dying have been raising concerns about the consultation process open in the Scottish Parliament regarding the member’s bill that would allow for Assisted Dying of terminally-ill mentally competent adults. Some... More ›

An Interview with Melanie Reid – Now Available!

Posted 21/05/202006/10/2020 | Events, Meetings, NewsTagged assisted dying, Interview, MelanieReid, News

Dear Friends, You may be aware that we screened an interview with award-winning Times journalist and FATE patron Melanie Reid MBE last Saturday, at our online joint event with My Death, My Decision. Melanie became tetraplegic following a riding ... More ›

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