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Observer policy editor Anushka Asthana brings together five of the most outspoken figures in the controversial debate around assisted deaths
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Lord Falconer argues that the bill would relieve enormous suffering while Giles Fraser says he has a 'tin ear to the complexity' of the matter
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Martin Burgess, who died after allegedly receiving the drug Nembutal, was a candidate for the Voluntary Euthanasia party in the last federal election
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The cancer sufferer was found dead in his Darwin home after an anonymous donor allegedly sent him euthanasia drug Nembutal
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Paula Cocozza: In July, sick with cancer, Jo Beecham talked in this newspaper about stashing life-ending drugs in her fridge, in case she wanted to hasten her end. But as the disease wore on, and she received better palliative care, she had second thoughts
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What do you tell your father when he's ready to die? Dignity shouldn't be illegal