Joffe Bill

The House of Lords' rejected Lord Joffe's Assisted Dying for the Terminally Ill Bill by 148 to 100 on 12th May 2006. Joffe had said he will bring the bill back. The items below discuss the bill and the implications of euthanasia legislation in the UK. More up-to-date information is available on the Care Not Killing website - www.carenotkilling.org.uk.

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News Launch of Care Not Killing New anti-euthanasia alliance launched Faith leaders group together to oppose euthanasia bill Lords report on Assisted Dying Bill	From our Publications Palliative Care Joffe Bill defeated Together we stand Assisted dying More 'Joffe Bill' Articles
Ethics Articles Death with Dignity - An open letter to MPs and Peers Open letter to Mr James Johnson, Chairman of Council, BMA Euthanasia: end of the phoney war Four reasons derived from respect for autonomy why euthanasia should not be legalised:	Government Submissions Joffe Bill
Press Releases VES name change challenge Joffe bill back in Lords ‘Don’t be deceived by assisted suicide option’, says CMF CMF applauds RCGP decision against euthanasia and calls on BMA to reconsider its neutral position More 'Joffe Bill' Press Releases

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