The Fate of Assisted Dying: What's Next for the UK? The recent defeat of the assisted dying bill in the UK Parliament has left its proponents and opponents with mixed emotions.
Some see it as a victory for those who would have been put at risk by the legislation, while others are disappointed by what they perceive as a denial of democracy.
The bill's passage through Parliament was marked by challenges, including an unprecedented 1,200 amendments tabled by a small group of peers in the House of Lords.