Jean Bradley, 65, breaks her silence about the doctor who put her husband to death against his will. Even though she was estranged from her husband, Mrs. Bradley had spent the last weeks of his life caring for him. She told the Telegraph "I do not think my husband wanted to die without seeing his ...

In February a strange and objectionable organization called Exit International announced that it would hold a "DIY-Euthanasia workshop" in London. The debate regarding assisted suicide has been heating up for years in the UK and Dr Philip Nitschke, who heads up Exit International, is not the first ...

A controversial pro-euthanasia professor pulled out of an NUIG (Galway University) debate this week. British Professor of Medical Ethics Len Doyal had been invited to speak at the debate but then cancelled his visit citing "scheduling issues".

The Life Institute has called on the Minister for Justice, Dermot Ahern to enforce the law and intervene to stop a dangerous and illegal workshop which counsels suicide to the elderly, the sick and the vulnerable. Following a public outcry, which saw the cancellation of the event in four other ...

Following complaints from the Life Institute to the HSE, a taxpayer-funded venue which was listed as a venue for a "DIY Euthanasia workshop" has now confirmed that the event will not take place there.

Pro-life leaders have criticised senior judges in Britain for supporting assisted suicide in their judgment in the case of Ms Debbie Purdy.

British woman, Baroness Campbell, has written an extraordinarily moving testimony opposing moves to legalise assisted suicide in the UK. She describes her own experience as a person with disabilities when listening to doctors discuss whether her life was worth living.

An amendment to a bill going through the Houses of Parliament in Britain proposes that 'mercy killers' should face charges of manslaughter and not murder. The bill, The Coroners and Justice Bill was originally aimed at tightening up the Suicide Act 1961 to prevent the internet promotion of youth ...

The Mother and Child Campaign has said that a robust campaign is planned to ensure that "euthanasia is not allowed to threaten the lives of the elderly, the sick and the vulnerable."

A pro-life activist who took part in protests against the recently-abandoned euthanasia lecture in Cork has said that RTÉ refused protestors a right to reply, and that the station, along with other media organs, were hiding Len Doyal's extreme views on the ending of life.