Act now to stop assisted suicide

1 May 2025

On Friday 20 June, MPs are expected to vote on whether assisted suicide will be legalised in England and Wales.

This private members’ bill is now in Report stage and heading towards the crucial vote at Third reading on Friday.

Similar bills have been rejected in recent years but the challenge now is greater than ever. If passed, this would mark a very significant change in our culture and its attitude towards suicide.

Act now to stand for life by opposing assisted suicide.

Engage with the No Way Back campaign and take action


Watch Aliyah’s story and like, comment, and share with others to spread awareness of the danger assisted suicide poses to vulnerable people.

Use the email tool on the No Way Back website to send a personalised message to your MP, telling them to vote against the bill on Friday 20 June.

Join us outside Parliament at third reading


We are expecting MPs to vote on whether to legalise assisted suicide in the UK on Friday 20 June.

It is extremely important that MPs see that there is widespread opposition to assisted suicide.

Will you come and join us?

Date: 20 June

Time: 8.30am – 3pm

Location: Parliament Square, Westminster, London SW1A 2AA

Please book your place on this page to confirm that you will join us on the day. That way we can update you with the crucial details as the date of the rally approaches.

Please make every effort you can to attend, and bring as many people from your church and Bible study group with you, booking time off work if necessary.

Speak to your MP

We have put together a thorough rebuttal to Kim Leadbeater’s briefing which states this Bill is safe. Please write to your MP raising your concerns about assisted suicide, and this bill in particular. Your message will show them that you are still invested in this issue, and will help them to feel accountable for their vote.

Use our email tool to generate a personalised email to your MP.

You can find your MP’s email address here.

If your MP voted against the bill, writing a short email thanking them for taking this stance and asking them to vote against it once more at third reading would be helpful.

If your MP voted for the bill, please write a short email expressing your disappointment at their approval of assisted suicide, and say that you hope they will oppose it when it comes back for third reading.

If your MP abstained, please write a short email thanking them for thinking about the bill and expressing your hope that they will oppose the bill when it comes back for third reading.

In either case, please engage your MP with truth and love, using the resources below.

Join us in praying against assisted suicide

We need to pray that God works in the heart of our nation and that our MPs would vote against the bill at third reading.

We are hosting prayer livestreams every Wednesday from 12:30-1pm on our YouTube channel, where together we will pray that the assisted suicide bill will be defeated.

Join us for the next one on 18 June, and watch back this week’s livestream here:


More information about our prayer campaign and updated daily prayer points are available here.

Alert your church

The Church is vital in this battle. Please ask your church leaders to speak up on this vital issue.

Here’s how to help:


Understand the issue in depth

There are many good reasons Christians and everyone who loves their neighbour should oppose assisted suicide.

We hosted a livestream on 19 November 2024 with Larry Worthen, executive director of the Christian Medical and Dental Association of Canada – one of the leading voices against MAiD. He gave a presentation on some of the many reasons why the UK should not follow the path of Canada, and answered questions from those tuning in. Do watch it if you can.


Please use the resources below to understand the issue in more depth:

Share your story

The wider culture needs to hear more stories and views against legalising suicide. There are many people with experiences whose stories and views could help stop assisted suicide.

For example:

  • People currently going through terminal illnesses
  • People experiencing severe pain and disability
  • People who’ve recovered from diagnoses of terminal illness
  • People involved with palliative care and hospices

If you, a friend or a family member have had experiences like these and would like to share your perspective, please send us a message using the form below.

We will not share anything you tell us with a third party without your express permission.

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