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Hugely disappointing. The cruelty continues. #YesToDignity

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There is another way #YesToDignity #voteYes

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Well done, Jersey. #YesToDignity @dignityindying.org.uk

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No matter your position on the #AssistedDyingBill the unelected HoL should not be able to fillibuster it.

6 Lords have added the most amendments to try and stop the Bill.

This is not democracy!

#Labour
#MyChoice
#YesToDignity

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Ed's life changed in the blink of an eye. She's using her final weeks to make her voice heard Diagnosed with an inoperable and aggressive brain tumour, Ed is facing up to the end of her life, but says she wants to die with "self-respect and dignity", so she is backing the assisted dying bill g...

Today the Lords start the process of debating over 900 amendments (579 of which laid by just 7 peers) to the assisted dying Bill. As they do, lets hope they have people like Ed front of mind.

#YesToDignity

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"We could have been there to hold my mum's hand."

Catie and her sister couldn’t accompany their terminally ill mother to her assisted death at Dignitas, for fear of prosecution.
The current law makes compassion a crime. It is time for change. #YestoDignity

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“Asking for assisted dying… may open the door to palliative care.”

Prof Sam Ahmedzai says the Bill can help ensure people can access all the end-of-life care and treatment available to them as well as providing much-needed choice.
#AssistedDyingBill #YesToDignity

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The right to life should be matched by the right to have a dignified death.
#YesToDignity

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“The difference between a good and a bad death is the rest of the lives of those left behind.”
Anil’s terminally ill father was denied choice — forced into a lonely, dangerous death under the status quo.
It’s time Peers listened to dying people and their families. #YesToDignity

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@kimleadbeatermp.bsky.social describes the world-leading safeguards in assisted dying Bill - incl. many eligibility conversations, a multi-disc. panel for extra oversight, and new offences on coercion. None of which exist under the status quo. #YesToDignity

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Cinematic portrayals of euthanasia and ageing across the decades Cinema can be enormously instructive in reflecting and informing public consciousness on societal issues. It is especially illuminating for exploring perceptions of ageing, a complex, diverse, and het...

#euthanasia #film #cinema #YestoDignity

Cinematic portrayals of euthanasia and ageing across the decades
Neasa Fitzpatricka, Desmond O’Neill
The Lancet, Volume 406, Issue 10514p1942-1943October 25, 2025

www.thelancet.com/journals/lan...

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1: Reflecting on his own Jewish faith, Lord Winston said he could not impose his religious views on others.
In a compassionate, pluralistic society, we can each hold our own beliefs - while trusting others to make the choices that are right for them.
#YestoDignity

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Mick has a message for Peers today:

He made his best friend, Bob a promise to fight for choice, compassion and dignity here at home after he felt his only choice was to travel abroad for an assisted death.

We want to help him keep his promise.
#YesToDignity

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“If we work together in good faith, we can show Parliament at its best,” Kim said.

A safe, fair assisted dying law is coming - and with it, the chance to offer terminally ill people the compassion, dignity and agency they deserve.
#YesToDignity

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“The wealthy have choice. We need to be mindful that society has spoken via the Commons, and this choice of whether to end suffering needs to be afforded to all the people and not just to the elite.” Louise Shackleton

#YesToDignity

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No one's beliefs should limit another's right to choose.

Speaking in the Lords last month, Lord Mohammed of Tinsley highlighted why no one’s beliefs should prevent others from making their own end-of-life decisions.
#YestoDignity

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A group of campaigners from Dignity in Dying stand outside the Houses of Parliament in London, with Big Ben visible behind them. They are wearing pink shirts and holding signs that read “My dying wish is…” followed by words such as “dignity,” “closure,” “control,” “autonomy,” “humanity,” “love,” “kindness,” “peace,” “compassion,” and “choice.” Behind them, a large blue and pink banner reads, “We’re connected by a dying wish: let us choose.” The group is smiling and standing together on Parliament Square, calling for the right to choose assisted dying for terminally ill people.

A group of campaigners from Dignity in Dying stand outside the Houses of Parliament in London, with Big Ben visible behind them. They are wearing pink shirts and holding signs that read “My dying wish is…” followed by words such as “dignity,” “closure,” “control,” “autonomy,” “humanity,” “love,” “kindness,” “peace,” “compassion,” and “choice.” Behind them, a large blue and pink banner reads, “We’re connected by a dying wish: let us choose.” The group is smiling and standing together on Parliament Square, calling for the right to choose assisted dying for terminally ill people.

Assisted dying is about compassion — ensuring terminally ill, mentally competent adults can choose a peaceful, dignified end on their own terms. #YestoDignity

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Over 300 million people now have access to safeguarded assisted dying.
The direction of travel is clear — compassion, choice and safety are winning out. #YestoDignity

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“For me, it’s a much simpler matter of choice.”
Lord Hogan-Howe spoke in support of the Assisted Dying Bill — a proposal that would give terminally ill, mentally competent adults the option of choice and dignity at the end of life. #YestoDignity

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A group of assisted dying supporters stand outside Parliament holding signs. One person’s sign reads, “I’m here in memory of my mum and the woman that was in the hospital bed opposite her.” Another reads, “My life, my death, my choice. Please.” Others hold placards showing photos of loved ones and messages calling for choice and dignity at the end of life.

A group of assisted dying supporters stand outside Parliament holding signs. One person’s sign reads, “I’m here in memory of my mum and the woman that was in the hospital bed opposite her.” Another reads, “My life, my death, my choice. Please.” Others hold placards showing photos of loved ones and messages calling for choice and dignity at the end of life.

For many, simply knowing the option exists brings comfort and peace of mind.
Assisted dying is about restoring control at the hardest moment, not taking it away. #YestoDignity

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Former Archbishop of Canterbury Lord Carey has urged peers to back the Assisted Dying Bill — warning the Lords and the Church risk “their legitimacy” by standing against public will. #YestoDignity
www.thetimes.com/uk/politics/...

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SNP conference goers hear emotional speech in favour of assisted dying Annemarie Williams spoke about her father’s final days in a fringe event at the conference in Aberdeen.

“If assisted dying was an option, Dad would have been able to choose what was right for him.”
At this week’s SNP conference, Annemarie Williams shared her father’s story — and why giving dying people that choice matters. #YestoDignity
www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home...

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UK woman who travelled with husband to assisted dying clinic will not face charges Louise Shackleton faced ‘excruciating pressure’ while awaiting decision of CPS, which said prosecution not in public interest

“It was his choice, his autonomy, how he died and when he wanted to die.” — Louise Shackleton

This week she learned she won’t face charges for accompanying her husband to Dignitas.

Compassion shouldn’t be treated like a crime. #YestoDignity

www.theguardian.com/society/2025...

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On my way to #LAB25 and proud of how far @dignityindying.org.uk campaign has come in a year. #YesToDignity

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The Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill has passed its Second Reading in the House of Lords, the house did not divide on the issue. #YesToDignity

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"The human cost is all too real. Families live in fear and uncertainty"

Baroness Finn eviscerates the current law in her contribution to today's debate. #YesToDignity

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"People who choose assisted dying are not suicidal"

Baroness Royall makes a powerful contribution to today's debate. #YesToDignity

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So disappointing to hear what some of these people have to say. Talk about antiquated and poorly informed 😕 #YesToDignity

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