UK Assisted Suicide Bill Collapses After Lords Deadlock TEC News April 25, 2026 Deeply divisive proposal to permit assisted suicide fails to pass Parliament, with critics citing major gaps in safeguards.
Europe’s Quiet Acceptance of Euthanasia as Routine Medical Practice Javier Villamor April 24, 2026 As new cases push legal and ethical limits, assisted suicide is getting increasingly embedded in European healthcare systems.
UK Delays Isle of Man Assisted Suicide Law TEC News April 17, 2026 London says key safeguards must be written into law before Royal Assent can be granted
Spanish Bishops Condemn Euthanasia Case TEC News March 27, 2026 The prelates say the young woman’s death exemplifies profound ethical and societal failings.
Spanish Euthanasia Case Triggers Worldwide Debate Javier Villamor March 27, 2026 The tragic assisted suicide of a 25-year-old woman raises ethical, legal, and social questions.
Scottish Parliament Decisively Rejects Assisted Suicide Michael Curzon March 18, 2026 “It’s all falling apart for the assisted suicide campaign,” delighted campaigners proclaimed.
Scotland: Assisted Suicide Bill Amendment Proposes Lower Jail Term for Coercion TEC News March 10, 2026 Under the proposed change, the maximum summary sentence for coercion would drop from two years to twelve months.
UK Government Pulls Plug on Assisted Suicide Bill TEC News February 26, 2026 With no extra time granted in the House of Lords, the controversial proposal is now almost certain to collapse before the King’s Speech.
France Enters the Era of Medical Death for All Hélène de Lauzun February 25, 2026 After an exhausting legislative battle, the right and centre were unable to overturn Macron’s progressive agenda.
Death for All at Full Speed Hélène de Lauzun February 24, 2026 Carried away in a murderous frenzy, French MPs are removing, one after another, any and all safeguards surrounding the medical act of killing.
