英国辩论协助死亡法案, 批评者如Theresa May称其为「杀人许可」。 UK debates Assisted Dying Bill, with critics like Theresa May calling it a "license to kill."

由国会议员Kim Leadbeater提出的《英国协助死亡法案》正由上议院讨论, 前总理Theresa May批评该法案是「杀人许可」及可能掩盖医疗错误。 The UK's Assisted Dying Bill, introduced by MP Kim Leadbeater, is being debated in the House of Lords, with former Prime Minister Theresa May criticizing it as a "license to kill" and a potential cover-up for medical mistakes. 领先者拒绝这些主张,认为该法案将为协助死亡提供一个比现行法律更安全、更强有力的框架。 Leadbeater rejects these claims, arguing the bill would provide a safer, more robust framework for assisted dying than current law. 预计辩论将继续进行,许多成员将对该提案发表意见。 The debate is expected to continue with many members expressing views on the proposal.