Do No Harm – a new documentary on assisted suicide “Do No Harm” is a short documentary which highlights some of the grave concerns around proposals to legalise assisted dying ...
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Earlier this week, the Bishops’ Conference of Scotland announced new appointments to its key roles.
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Welsh Parliament Votes Decisively to Reject Assisted Suicide The Welsh Parliament (Senedd) has voted decisively to reject a motion calling for Westminster to legalise assisted suicide. The motion, which called ...
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Bishops’ Conference of Scotland: Human Life must be Respected and Protected from Conception The Bishops’ Conference of Scotland has urged the Scottish Government to respect the right to life of ...
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Doctors express strong opposition to assisted suicide in Scottish consultation A significant majority of doctors have expressed strong opposition to proposals to legalise assisted suicide in Scotland. A total of ...
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Image: Scottish Government Bishop meets First Minister On Tuesday, Bishop Hugh Gilbert, President of the Bishops’ Conference of Scotland, met with First Minister John Swinney. During the cordial meeting, which ...
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Praying now illegal in parts of Scotland as new buffer zone law comes into force A new law which makes it illegal to pray in parts of Scotland is now ...
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Significant Majority of Detailed Responses to Scottish Parliament Committee Oppose Assisted Suicide A significant majority of detailed responses to the Scottish Parliament Health Committee’s call for views are opposed to ...
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Mercy Bus visits Scottish Parliament MSPs and staff have welcomed the Mercy Bus to the Scottish Parliament building for the first time since 2018. The double decker bus, used by ...
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A study by Heriot-Watt University has uncovered a severe humanitarian crisis affecting individuals with No Recourse to Public Funds (NRPF) and other restricted eligibility (RE) statuses in Scotland.
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