Georgia Gilholy: The Assisted Dying Bill has a dangerous reality beneath it
Original published 11 September 2026 · Briefing prepared 2026-09-12
Georgia Gilholy’s ConservativeHome opinion piece raises concerns about assisted dying, drawing on literature and overseas experience to discuss vulnerability and mental distress. The argument reflects the author’s opposition and comparison between different systems. It should not be read as stating that the UK proposal is identical to laws in Belgium.
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