Brother of woman who died at Dignitas urges change to ‘cruel’ assisted dying laws in UK

Tony Marra said his sister had been “failed” by the current law in England and left with “no choice” but to travel alone to her death abroad

19 Mar, 22:00 — 20 Mar, 00:14

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The debate around assisted dying laws in the UK is a significant ethical and legal issue, with advocates arguing for personal autonomy and opponents raising concerns about safeguarding vulnerable individuals. This story highlights the personal impact of current legislation and fuels calls for reform.

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Tony Marra's sister died at Dignitas

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Tony Marra believes current UK assisted dying laws are 'cruel'

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Tony Marra states his sister was 'failed' by the current law in England

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