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NHS staff promised freedom to opt out of assisted suicideNHS staff who do not wish to participate in assisted suicide will be given explicit legal protection under a new amendment to the Assisted Dying Bill, proposed by MP Kim Leadbeater and…
Assisted Suicide
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Supreme Court's gender ruling: legal challenges and public backlashAs the dust settles after the UK Supreme Court’s recent ruling on women-only spaces, the decision has sparked widespread response from politicians, institutions, and campaigners on both sides of the debate.
Transgender
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Britain’s free speech record is stumbling block in US trade negotiations
Freedom of Speech
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MND patients conflicted over assisted suicide Bill
Assisted Suicide
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Tragic late-term abortion case highlights dangers of pills-by-post schemeA woman who illegally took abortion pills at home while around six months pregnant has recently appeared in court.
Abortion
Press Releases
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CARE Budget Response: Small positives, but families need more radical reform
Marriage and Family
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Time to ban pimping websites says inquiry
Sexual Exploitation
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CARE Press Release - MPs reject latest Assisted Suicide Bill
Assisted Suicide
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CARE Press Release - Church urged to pray ahead of Assisted…
Assisted Suicide
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Euthanasia deaths rise sharply in the NetherlandsThe Netherlands recorded a sharp rise in euthanasia cases last year, prompting growing concern from medical authorities and ethicists alike.
Assisted Suicide
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‘Woman’ defined by biological sex, says Supreme Court.Judges at the UK’s highest court have unanimously ruled that a woman is defined by biological sex under equality law, ending a long-running legal battle over sex-based rights.
Transgender
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Defeat for free speech in buffer zone caseA woman at the heart of the free speech battle around abortion clinic buffer zones has been convicted.
Freedom of Speech
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Ban children from social media if Online Safety Act weakened, says Children’s CommissionerThe Children’s Commissioner for England has said that under 16s should be banned from using social media if protections outlined in the Online Safety Act are weakened during trade negotiations with the…
Pornography
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Women's pool final contested by two transgender playersThe Ultimate Pool Women’s Pro Series final in Wigan faced protests after being contested by two transgender players, Harriet Haynes and Lucy Smith. Both defeated four female-born players to reach the final.
Transgender
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Assisted Suicide Vote Delayed by Three WeeksLabour MP Kim Leadbeater has delayed a crucial vote on her proposed Assisted Suicide Bill by three weeks, claiming it allows MP colleagues more time for further scrutiny.
Assisted Suicide
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Abortion buffer zones at centre of free-speech row with USThe US State Department has warned the UK over its criminalisation of free speech in abortion buffer zones, in a highly unusual move.
Freedom of Speech