Campaigners for euthanasia will not go away. Earlier this month, a Department of Health spokesperson said Matt Hancock, the Health Secretary, had requested data from the Office for National Statistics on how many Britons had committed suicide “for medical reasons” so as to “inform Parliament’s debate on the issue.”
We are all familiar with the high profile court cases such as those brought by Dianne Pretty, Debbie Purdy, Tony Nicklinson and others plus countless attempts to get legislation through Parliament. They will not give up, but their arguments are based on seven false pillars.
