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France pushes to open the door to euthanasia

Yesterday, the French National Assembly voted on passing a bill legalising assisted dying. This marks the next…
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Ethos Alliance: ACT’s euthanasia law would breach human rights

ETHOS ALLIANCE PRESS RELEASE ACT wants to expand euthanasia but this would breach fundamental human…
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The slippery slope of organ donation and assisted dying

In an opinion piece (in response to a Stuff NZ article on organ donations and…
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Euthanasia has surged to become one of Canada’s top killers

The report indicates that cancer, especially lung, colorectal, pancreatic and blood cancer, was the most…
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Simon O’Connor: Speaking to the House of Lords on Euthanasia

This week I found myself up at 4am to speak to the House of Lords…
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  • The slippery slope of euthanasia – The Evidence September 29, 2017
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  • Pledge to protect March 2, 2018
  • MPs Voting ‘Blind’ On Euthanasia Bill June 27, 2019

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About Us

Reject Assisted Suicide NZ is a program of Family First NZ. Our goal is to stop the legalisation of assisted suicide in New Zealand because if assisted suicide (euthanasia) is legalised, it would place large numbers of vulnerable Kiwis at risk.

Safe euthanasia is a myth. Safeguards, while sounding good, would not guarantee the protection required for vulnerable people including the disabled, elderly, depressed or anxious, and those who feel themselves to be a burden or who are under financial pressure.

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