Britain can no longer look away from the question of assisted dying.
This is not an abstract moral debate – it’s about compassion, dignity, and choice at the end of life.
Our current law hides suffering and criminalises empathy, leaving only the privileged with control.
It’s time for Parliament to confront the reality of dying, design safeguards that protect the vulnerable, and act with courage to deliver both compassion and protection.
One person dying without dignity is one too many.