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Esther Rantzen joins Dignitas saying she would consider Assisted Suicide
3 January 2024
Esther Rantzen has said she would consider Assisted Suicide if cancer treatment fails.
Alarm as police data shows just one conviction under NI purchase of sex law
3 January 2024
Press release | Just one person has been convicted under purchase of sex legislation in Northern Ireland since 2018, data shows, prompting fears that authorities are taking a “soft touch” approach. Freedom…
Labour Leader supports Assisted Suicide
21 December 2023
Sir Keir Starmer has said that there are “grounds for changing the law” around assisted suicide. The leader of the Labour Party voted in favour of its introduction in 2015, the last…
Scottish government concedes defeat around UK veto on self-ID
20 December 2023
The Scottish Social Justice Secretary, Shirley-Anne Somerville, has confirmed that the Scottish Government will drop their legal challenge against the UK's veto on their bid to introduce self-identification for people who identify…
What’s in the new Trans Guidance for schools?
19 December 2023
Finally, after months of delays and internal debates and wranglings, the Government has published the updated draft trans guidance for schools in England. A public consultation is being held on the proposals…
Free speech laws will not protect those who call for genocide
15 December 2023
The first director appointed by the Office for Students to oversee free speech at universities, Prof Arif Ahmed, has said that free speech laws will not protect those who call for genocide…
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