The Anscombe Bioethics Centre is having to close at a critical moment for ethical issues and UK law.
The surprise decision to close the centre based in Oxford, England, has been made on "financial grounds" by the centre’s corporate trustee, the Catholic Trust for England and Wales, according to a statement from the centre’s director, David Albert Jones.
It means that the Anscombe Bioethics Centre will no longer be able to continue its work campaigning against the assisted suicide Bill that recently passed its Third Reading in the House of Commons, among other issues impacting the country. During the Covid-19 pandemic, the centre analysed "The Ethics of Pandemic Lockdowns" and addressed the likes of vaccination mandates.
