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The term is over, the summer has begun. At least, it has for most Members of Parliament. But not for the Secretary of State for Health, Wes Streeting. He is facing what…
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Current approach to assisted suicide is best, says CARE CEOCARE's CEO has said the existing approach to assisted suicide is best, following reports of a mother who ended her young son's life.
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Labour will "modernise" trans law processThe Labour Party has said that it will "modernise" the process by which people change their legal sex if elected.
Transgender
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Abortions in NI up 25% in 12 months
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Rishi Sunak is not opposed to assisted suicide
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Buffer Zones around abortion clinics introduced in ScotlandMSPs in the Scottish Parliament have passed a bill to introduce buffer zones around clinics providing abortions.
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New restrictions on puberty blockersAn emergency ban on prescribing and supplying puberty-supressing hormones, or puberty blockers, to under 18s in England, Wales and Scotland has been introduced.
Transgender
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Jersey one step closer to legalising assisted suicideJersey's States Assembly has approved plans to allow assisted suicide for terminally ill individuals experiencing unbearable suffering.
Assisted Suicide
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CARE launches bespoke election websiteCARE is pleased to announce the launch of our bespoke General Election website, following confirmation of a July election this week.
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Debate continues after healthy 29-year old dutch woman is granted assisted suicideThe decision of a 29-year-old Dutch woman, Zoraya ter Beek, to pursue euthanasia due to severe mental health struggles has sparked a significant debate across Europe.
Assisted Suicide
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New BBC documentary highlights dangers of assisted suicideA new tv documentary, led by comedian, actor and disability activist Liz Carr, has focused on the dangers of introducing assisted suicide legislation for disabled people.
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Hundreds of trafficked children fall off Home Office systemsNew data has revealed that in 2022, 1,871 children identified as potential victims of human trafficking or modern slavery dropped off the support system set up by the UK government system after…
Modern Slavery
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MPs debate positive and negative changes to abortion law in England and WalesCARE has urged MPs to support amendments to the UK Government's Criminal Justice Bill that would make positive changes to abortion law in England and Wales, as crucial votes on the proposals…
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