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Assisted Dying Bill lacks safeguards, says DPAC

DISABLED rights campaigners will take action this morning against the government’s Assisted Dying Bill, which is being voted on by Parliament.

Activists from member organisations of the Reclaiming Our Futures Alliance, including Disabled People Against Cuts (DPAC), will stand outside the House of Commons wearing white.

They believe that passing the law at a time of welfare cuts and benefit sanctions would leave disabled people even more vulnerable.

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