The Assisted Dying Bill has ignited passionate discourse among readers, reflecting the diverse beliefs on terminally ill patients' rights, dignity, and societal implications of assisted death.
Supporters see the bill as a compassionate option for those suffering intolerable pain, emphasizing robust safeguards against abuse, and consider the right to die fundamental.
Critics of the bill raise alarms about potential misuse and coercion of vulnerable groups, questioning whether adequate protections exist to prevent hasty decisions.
Some oppose the bill, advocating for enhanced palliative care instead, citing value in final moments of life, despite severe illness, over assisted dying.
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