No more delays. Territorians are not second class citizens

No more delays. Territorians are not second class citizens

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Once again, religious opponents of voluntary assisted dying laws are working hard to restrict the end of life rights of Territorians.

The Restoring Territories Rights Bill is before the Senate but faces delay and amendments designed to make it harder for people in the ACT and NT to access VAD.

We must help them fight for the same rights as other Australians. They are not second class citizens.

The Bill is before the Senate this Thursday.

Will you ask Senators to pass it without delay or amendment?

PLEASE HELP NOW - Use this form to send your message today.

Things you ...

Once again, religious opponents of voluntary assisted dying laws are working hard to restrict the end of life rights of Territorians.

The Restoring Territories Rights Bill is before the Senate but faces delay and amendments designed to make it harder for people in the ACT and NT to access VAD.

We must help them fight for the same rights as other Australians. They are not second class citizens.

The Bill is before the Senate this Thursday.

Will you ask Senators to pass it without delay or amendment?

PLEASE HELP NOW - Use this form to send your message today.

Things you might mention:

  • Territorians should not be treated differently from other Australians
  • Religious MPs have no right to interfere with our end of life choices.
  • Delays just increase the suffering of dying people.

Your message will be sent as an email to the Senators in your state or territory. You will receive a copy too.

Thank you for your support.

Dying with Dignity NSW and its related groups across Australia

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