Trump administration has exited the UK MPs passed the Assisted Dyeing Bill of Kim Leadbatter – Accusing Britain of “standing for surrender and death”.
President’s State Department said that America Labor MP’s terminally sick adults “confirms the sanctity of life” in an attack on the bill.
, Western world should stand for lifeLife power and hope on surrender and death, ”said in a social media post to its bureau of democracy, Human Rights and Labor.
It stated that the bill is “euphemism”, called for terminally sick adults, but instead it is described as “state-subsidized suicide”.
The attack comes a week after the bill, which will legalize a assistable death for a terminal disease diagnostic, which passed with a thin majority of just 23 votes.
With less than six months to stay, they will be able to apply for an auxiliary death, subject to approval by two doctors and a social worker, a senior legal person and a panel including a psychiatrist.
The bill is now going to the House of Lords for further investigation, where it is ready to face more opposition.
America’s intervention came after head Kir Stamor Slap Wes streeting For Expressing concern on how to help will be funded If it becomes a law. The Prime Minister said that he was “convinced that we have done that preparation” and that it is his job to ensure that “the bill is practical, and means that all its aspects are working in all aspects”.
The last week’s crunch assisted in the dyeing vote, which was seen passing out narrowly by only 23 votes, which came after months of the month’s debate, ending a third third reading debate on Friday.
Ms. Leadbatter described the passage of the assisted dyeing bill in the third reading as “results that so many people need”.
The MP of Spain Valley said: “When you have spent as much time as I have with people who have got the experience of losing loved ones in very difficult circumstances, and you have spent time with terminal sick people who are asking for only choice at the end of your days, then it’s perfect.”
Among the MPs supporting the bill were the Prime Minister and his predecessor, Rishi sunakTory Leader Kemi badenochHealth Secretary Mr. Streeting and Deputy Prime Minister Angela RenerMeanwhile, voted against.
The passage of the bill in Parliament has put the UK on obstacles with the US and marks For the second time the Foreign Department has criticized Britain under Sir Keer,
The human rights branch of the department warned of “concerns about freedom of expression in the United Kingdom” after prosecution of the anti-miscarriage preacher Livia Tosyi-Bolt.
Labor and MS leadbatters have been asked to comment.