EDINBURGH (LifeSiteNews) — The Scottish Parliament rejected a bill that would have legalized euthanasia in the country, in a major victory for the right to life.
Scottish MSPs voted down the “assisted dying” legislation on Tuesday in a 69–57 vote. Several MSPs who supported the bill switched their votes over concerns about the risk of coercion and other problems.
The failed vote comes as a similar bill in the UK Parliament pushed by leftist PM Keir Starmer faces massive backlash and is also expected to fail.
Various prominent liberal MSPs in Scotland opposed the euthanasia bill, including First Minister John Swinney.
Scotland, a highly secularized country, would have been the first part of the UK to legalize assisted suicide.
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