Roger Kiska: "Assisted suicide attacks the most vulnerable citizens in UK society"

Published: January 22nd, 2017

Roger Kiska speaks to BBC Radio Shropshire about Nikki and Merv Kenward's bid to review a liberalisation in policy regarding the prosecution of medical staff who assist others in committing suicide.

Roger says: "The reality is that euthanasia and assisted suicide attacks the most vulnerable citizens in UK society".

22/01/2017
4m 35s

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Roger Kiska: "Assisted suicide attacks the most vulnerable citizens in UK society"