We need assisted dying vote after report – Rantzen

In a recent statement, campaigner Esther Rantzen emphasized the importance of a vote on assisted dying following a new report on the subject. Rantzen believes that the findings of the report provide strong evidence in support of ending the ban on assisted dying, and that it is time for lawmakers to take action.

The report, which was conducted by a team of experts in the field, highlights the benefits of assisted dying for terminally ill patients who are suffering unbearable pain. It also addresses concerns about the potential risks and safeguards that can be put in place to protect individuals who choose to end their own lives with assistance.

Rantzen pointed out that many people are currently forced to suffer needlessly at the end of their lives due to outdated laws that do not allow for assisted dying. She urged politicians to listen to the evidence presented in the report and to prioritize a vote on this important issue.

Overall, Rantzen’s message is clear: it is time for a change in the law to allow for assisted dying for those who are in desperate need. Only through a proper debate and vote on the matter can we ensure that terminally ill individuals have the option to end their suffering in a compassionate and dignified manner.