The article discusses The Independent's commitment to providing accessible journalism amid pressing issues like reproductive rights and assisted dying. It highlights an amendment proposed by LibDem MP Tom Gordon, allowing terminally ill individuals with specific neurodegenerative conditions, who may have a life expectancy of one year, to qualify for assisted dying support. Campaigners argue that many patients are too ill within the last six months to navigate the current application process. The article underscores the ongoing discussions and protests surrounding this topic, reflecting a broader societal debate on terminal care rights and reporting integrity.
Campaigners say that for many people with neurodegenerative illnesses, they are too ill in their last six months of life to engage with the process of applying for an assisted death.
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