Ju-Ju

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Ju-Ju

Ju-Ju

@JuJu4dignity

Katılım Şubat 2026
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Ju-Ju
Ju-Ju@JuJu4dignity·
@bluegarnedd @STAGEDOC @historykev Absolutely not true. I sat in the Lords and listened to the rubbish they proposed while they expanded ridiculous thoughts to waste time. - 2 pregnancy tests for elderly men etc !! If they’re not terminally ill they can’t apply. Terminally ill people deserve their own choice.
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Wendy Jones
Wendy Jones@bluegarnedd·
@JuJu4dignity @STAGEDOC @historykev The Commons passed it on the understanding that the scrutiny would take place in the HOL. It was not filibustering. It was a very poor bill with no safeguards for many vulnerable people so rightly thrown out.
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Trevor Stammers
Trevor Stammers@STAGEDOC·
The Assisted Dying Bill did not fall because of a couple of peers. It fell after over 60 peers placed amendments, many of which were based on the evidence of professionals, that exposed its many fundamental weaknesses labourlist.org/2026/05/assist…
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Ju-Ju@JuJu4dignity·
@KatKinLee @AshleyDalton_MP As a terminally ill person who also nursed my partner through his terminal cancer I know the sin and distress this illness can cause. I don’t want to suffer the way he did. I don’t want my kids to have the extra grief of seeing me suffer that way either. I want my own choice.
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Ashley Dalton MP
Ashley Dalton MP@AshleyDalton_MP·
The Labour Party must do the hard work of winning back the trust of the people; to do that we must be united. As the ballot for PMBs takes place this morning I’m calling on Labour MPs not to divide us again. Only 6% of voters say this issue is a priority theguardian.com/society/2026/m…
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Ju-Ju
Ju-Ju@JuJu4dignity·
@TonyMarra_1 We really do deserve our own choice. Democracy demands it. Bring back the bill.
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Tony Marra
Tony Marra@TonyMarra_1·
People want choice
Sophie Blake@sophieRblake

Real voices, real people. Many of us living with terminal illnesses want this choice instead of the current cruel and dangerous status quo. The Bill wasn’t flawed beyond repair, it was deliberately obstructed by a tiny minority of opposing Peers who tabled over 700 of the 1,200 amendments, including banning holidays and demanding pregnancy tests for men and infertile women. These were not people looking to improve the Bill. They oppose assisted dying under any circumstances and prevented the Lords from even being given the chance to vote on it. That is not democracy. It’s obstruction

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Dignity in Dying
Dignity in Dying@dignityindying·
New polling shows the public wants the assisted dying bill brought back. 7 in 10 people want assisted dying debate to continue until Parliament reaches a decision, with 6 in 10 agreeing the Government should act to facilitate this. MPs back this bill. The public backs this bill. We demand action.
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Ju-Ju
Ju-Ju@JuJu4dignity·
@fleurmeston Talking misinformation yet again ! If ur not terminally ill, competent adult with less than six months to live you went qualify. Anorexia won’t qualify Scaremongering yet again
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Fleur Elizabeth
Fleur Elizabeth@fleurmeston·
If any MP drawn in today's ballot chooses to revive the assisted suicide Bill, they do so in the knowledge that ‘This bill won’t give anorexia patients a chance to live’ telegraph.co.uk/news/2025/06/2…
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Tony Marra
Tony Marra@TonyMarra_1·
These institutions have millions of members between them and these members have a variety of views about assisted dying This chart, that we’ve seen ad nauseam, fails to represent the variety of views of their members. It’s misinformation
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Dignity in Dying
Dignity in Dying@dignityindying·
The higher a name is drawn, the more chance their bill has. Should one of them bring it back, there is a solid cross-party base of MPs ready and prepared to support them every step of the way.
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Dignity in Dying
Dignity in Dying@dignityindying·
This morning's private members' bill ballot signals strong hope for the assisted dying bill. 6 of the top 10 drawn MPs previously voted for the bill at Third Reading.
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Nikki da Costa
Nikki da Costa@nmdacosta·
Julian Smith MP: "to reintroduce an identical assisted dying bill, and use the Parliament Acts to force it through, would be both dangerous and divisive. As Government Chief Whip between 2017 and 2019, I sat at the centre of the most turbulent parliamentary period in living memory. I know how legislation can fail under the weight of insufficient preparation. I saw what happens when Parliament moves faster than the evidence, and when the consequences of getting things wrong are treated as a secondary concern. On the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, the process failed completely."
ConservativeHome@ConHome

From @JulianSmithUK: Assisted Dying is far too serious for a Private Member’s Bill conservativehome.com/2026/05/20/jul…

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