Assisted Suicide
Where assisted suicide is legal, it makes vulnerable people feel like a burden. CARE works to uphold laws that protect those people, and to assist them to live—not to commit suicide.
Commercial Sexual Exploitation
We believe people were made for purpose, not purchase. Exploitation within the sex industry affects some of the most vulnerable in our society. CARE is working for better laws to protect them.
Online Safety
For children and young people, access to harmful online content is only a click away. CARE is working towards a society where they are as well-protected online as they are offline.
Religious Liberty
The right to freedom of religion or belief is a fundamental human right. We are campaigning to safeguard these freedoms in our society.
Abortion
In any pregnancy, both the woman and preborn baby have inherent value and dignity, by virtue of being made in the image of God. CARE is passionately pro-woman and pro-life.
Gambling
While for some, gambling is just harmless fun, for a significant minority it causes genuine devastation. Our vision is to see laws passed that will help protect vulnerable problem gamblers.
Human Trafficking
Human trafficking is one of the greatest violations of human dignity. We are fighting for effective laws that will help victims get better support.
Marriage and Family
Strong families are foundational to a healthy society. Marriages too are vital, representing the gold standard of commitment. CARE is committed to upholding both.
Technology, Robotics, and AI
CARE is exploring the theological, social and practical implications of advances in artificial intelligence and robotics.
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John Wyatt: What's Wrong With the Assisted Dying BIll?
Baroness Meacher's assisted dying bill aims to legalise physician assisted suicide for patients with a terminal illness and 6 months or less to live. In this piece, Professor John Wyatt explores what's wrong with the bill and why it should be rejected.
NEW ASSISTED SUICIDE BILL AT WESTMINSTER - DOWNLOAD OUR FREE BRIEFING
There's a new assisted suicide bill at Westminster. Baroness Meacher's bill aims to change the law in England and Wales to allow terminally ill adults, with six months or less to live the option of an assisted killing. Find out more in our new, free briefing. Discover why you should oppose this bill and how you can play your part in seeing it defeated.
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Read and watch some incredible end of life stories
The media often chooses to highlight the stories of those who want an assisted suicide at the end of their life. Such stories are heart breaking and a reminder that we live in a fallen world. But there are also stories of care, compassion and love at the end of life. Click below to read more from John, Jane, Andrew and Nola.
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At the heart of all of CARE’s work is our determination to uphold the truth that human beings made in God’s image are immensely valuable and deserve to be treated with dignity and compassion.
We want to show a better story for our culture and society, and we want to be part of shaping that in structures that we are given as citizens in the UK…
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A World Without Trafficking
Human TraffickingToday is World Day Against Trafficking in Persons. Established by the United Nations, July 30th is a day recognised annually to ‘raise awareness of the situation of victims of human trafficking, and for the promotion and protection of their rights.’
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Northern Ireland: First Minister will resist commissioning of abortion services
Abortion
Govt's failure to crack down on extreme porn linked to Sarah Everard murder
Online Safety
Irish ‘Dying with Dignity Bill’ will make no further progress
Assisted Suicide
Iain Duncan Smith: Government must not slash support for modern slavery victims
Human TraffickingOpinion
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