End of Life Bill: Legal View Through a Christian Lens

London

31
MAR
2025

Event Details

Date:
31 March 2025
Time:
18:00 - 20:00
Venue:
Christian Concern, 70 Wimpole Street
Postcode:
W1G 8AX

We’re excited to launch a new series of legal seminars focusing on assisted suicide, freedom of speech and transparency.

Join us on Monday 31 March as we discuss The Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill. We will look at the bill’s safeguards and the legal, moral & ethical challenges from a Christian perspective.

Roger Kiska from the Christian Legal Centre and Paul Huxley, our Communications Manager, will be informing us as we consider the assisted suicide bill currently in the House of Commons.

Tickets cost only £10 and include drinks and nibbles.

While these events are primarily aimed at legal professionals, they are open to all.

Other seminars

Freeing our speech: The Kristie Higgs case (6 May 2025)

Shining a Light: Transparency in the Courts (19 May 2025)

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