WHO WE ARE
The mission of the Alliance is to protect patients, the elderly, people
with disabilities, and others at significant risk of harms from
assisted suicide laws.
• Work toward repeal of pro-assisted suicide laws and rulings nationwide.
• Promote measures that protect patients' right to equality in suicide prevention;
• Oppose efforts to make assisted suicide a legal medical treatment;
The Alliance is the national coordinated movement to:
WHAT WE DO
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The mission of the Alliance is to protect patients, the elderly, people with disabilities, and others at significant risk of harms from assisted suicide laws.
The Alliance is the national coordinated movement to:
We seek to accomplish these goals through strong collaboration among diverse groups which, despite their otherwise widely differing purposes and ideologies, all oppose these dangerous laws.
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For Immediate Release: September 27th, 2017 Patients Rights Action Fund Along With The National Alliance Against Legalizing Assisted Suicide Praise Introduction of Federal Legislation Opposing Legalization of Assisted Suicide “Many do not realize that people battling terminal illness, people with disabilities and others are inadvertently...
BY: Josefa Velasquez, New York Law Journal September 7, 2017 ALBANY – New York’s highest court rejected the argument Thursday that mentally competent, terminally ill patients have a constitutional right to physician-assisted suicide, upholding lower court rulings. Read more.
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Two bills addressing physician-assisted suicide in Massachusetts are set to testify before the state legislature Sept. 26, according to a Monday press release from the Massachusetts Alliance Against Doctor Prescribed Suicide. Source: Massachusetts legislature set to review physician-assisted suicide
There is no constitutional right to assisted suicide, so the courts keep ruling. Source: NY High Court Rejects Assisted Suicide Right | National Review
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