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Say NO to assisted suicide

Liam McArthur MSP is proposing a Bill in the Scottish Parliament to legalise assisted suicide. This will undermine the right to life and put vulnerable people at risk of coming under pressure to end their lives prematurely.

We believe assisted suicide should NOT be legalised in Scotland.

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We need to
improve how we
care for people,

not kill them

If the Covid pandemic has shown us one thing, it is that every human being is of equal value and should receive the best possible care when facing illness, old age or disability.

Yet campaigners for ‘State-assisted dying’ are calling for a change in the law to allow assisted suicide in Scotland, citing examples of other countries where it has been legalised. It is vital to help  Scottish politicians learn of the dangers that have already been seen abroad.

They must consider...

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Vulnerable people will be put at risk

The long-term effects of legalising assisted suicide in Scotland will inevitably mean:

  • Pressure will increase on those people who are vulnerable, disabled or elderly to end their lives prematurely.
  • The number of deaths will increase over time.
  • The law will be extended to other conditions.
  • Economic pressures will come to bear on decision making.
  • Ultimately, even terminally ill and possibly disabled children (who are unable to give informed consent) are likely to eligible to be helped to die.

It's not scaremongering when it's already happened somewhere else...

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Palliative
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Care

Oppose assisted suicide
and euthanasia
Oppose assisted suicide
and euthanasia

Promoting Care, Opposing Euthanasia

Care Not Killing was set up in 2006 as an alliance of individuals and organisations which brings together disability and human rights groups, healthcare providers, and faith-based bodies, with the aims of promoting more and better palliative care; ensuring that existing laws against euthanasia and assisted suicide are not weakened or repealed; and helping the public to understand the consequences of any further weakening of the law.

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