Scottish lawmakers reject assisted suicide bill
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Scottish Parliament Rejects Assisted Dying Bill After Emotional Debate
Scotland’s Parliament has voted down a proposal to legalize assisted suicide, marking the end of a closely watched legislative effort led by MSP Liam McArthur following a lengthy and deeply personal debate. McArthur’s Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults (Scotland) Bill sought to permit mentally competent adults with terminal illnesses, who had lived in Scotland for at least one year, to receive medical help to end their lives.
Scotland’s Rejection of Euthanasia is a Huge Victory
At a time when various states and countries are ramping up their support for euthanasia, the Scottish Parliament has taken a stance against it. Late Tuesday evening, members of the Scottish Parliament (MSPs) voted 69 to 57 against a proposal that would have legalized assisted suicide for both terminally ill and mentally competent adults in Scotland. This isn’t about a single overnight vote, but a series of debates and amendments over the last co…
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