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Governor Lombardo Stands Firm: Vows to Veto Physician-Assisted Suicide Bill - Nevada Globe

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Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo has firmly stated his intent to veto Assembly Bill 346, a legislative proposal aimed at legalizing physician-assisted suicide for terminally ill adults in the state. In a decisive message to lawmakers, Governor Lombardo emphasized the advancements in palliative care and pain management as sufficient alternatives, rendering the provisions of AB 346 unnecessary. He urged the Legislature to abandon the bill, declaring u…

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Disability rights advocates urge putting the brakes on assisted suicide

Matt Vallière (at left), executive director of the Patients Rights Action Fund, and Inclusion Canada CEO Krista Carr (at right) discuss opposition to assisted suicide at a Religion News Association panel moderated by EWTN News President Montse A... [...]

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Governor Lombardo Stands Firm: Vows to Veto Physician-Assisted Suicide Bill - Nevada Globe

Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo has firmly stated his intent to veto Assembly Bill 346, a legislative proposal aimed at legalizing physician-assisted suicide for terminally ill adults in the state. In a decisive message to lawmakers, Governor Lombardo emphasized the advancements in palliative care and pain management as sufficient alternatives, rendering the provisions of AB 346 unnecessary. He urged the Legislature to abandon the bill, declaring u…

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Cardinal shares Pastoral Letter on assisted suicide Bill - Roman Catholic Diocese of Salford

Cardinal Vincent Nichols has written a Pastoral Letter to all Catholics across England and Wales, urging them to contact their MPs to voice their opposition to the assisted suicide Bill. The Cardinal Archbishop repeats his call ahead of the third reading and vote on the “Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, which is due […] The post Cardinal shares Pastoral Letter on assisted suicide Bill appeared first on Roman Catholic Diocese of Salford.

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Experts sound alarm as assisted suicides for mental health surge 149% in Netherlands

(The Lion) — Multiple media outlets are denouncing the Netherlands’ legalized euthanasia regime after a new report documented skyrocketing cases of assisted suicide, especially among those with mental illness. Experts are also highlighting the spike in euthanasia cases for those under 30. In 2024, there were 9,958 total reports of euthanasia in the Netherlands in all cases, a 10% increase over 2023, said the report. Euthanasia now accounts for 5…

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Assisted suicide in secret? Concerns raised over Leadbeater assisted suicide Bill after British woman dies secretly at Swiss clinic

A family was left devastated after a British mother, Anne, ended her life at a Swiss assisted suicide clinic without informing them, highlighting concerns that assisted suicides in England and Wales could also happen in secret if Kim Leadbeater’s assisted suicide Bill becomes law. Anne, whose surname has been withheld, told her family she was going on holiday to Switzerland from Wales, but actually went to Swiss assisted suicide clinic, Pegasos,…

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Cardinal Vincent Nichols of Westminster urges renewed opposition on 'deeply flawed' assisted suicide bill - The Dialog

OXFORD, England — The head of the Catholic Church in England and Wales has urged renewed opposition to a draft law on assisted suicide, amid signs the measure could now fail in the face of mounting criticism. “As Catholics, we have maintained a principled objection to this change in law recognizing that every human life is sacred,” Cardinal Vincent Nichols of Westminster said in a pastoral letter to be read in churches April 6. “This measure is …

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