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The UK delays approving the Isle of Man’s assisted dying law, citing concerns, despite its passage in 2025.
The Isle of Man’s assisted dying law, passed by Tynwald in March 2025, remains unapproved by the UK government nearly nine months later, sparking concerns over the island’s autonomy.
The Ministry of Justice has sent 12 communications about the bill, with some details withheld for confidentiality.
Dr. Alex Allinson, who introduced the legislation, called the delay “extremely unusual,” noting typical royal assent occurs within months.
The UK cited legal, constitutional, and sensitivity concerns.
If approved, implementation could take 18 months to two years, with safeguards for terminally ill individuals with a 12-month life expectancy.
Critics warn of risks to vulnerable groups.
El Reino Unido retrasa la aprobación de la ley de muerte asistida de la Isla de Man, citando preocupaciones, pese a su aprobación en 2025.