An Australian right-to-die campaigner has vowed to bring a double-suicide pod to the UK after the bill to legalise assisted dying passed its final vote in the Commons. MPs voted on Friday by a ...

THE inventor of the controversial Sacro “suicide pod” has vowed to bring the death device to the UK – despite it facing scrutiny over the alleged murder of a woman. It comes ...

A prominent euthanasia advocate has died months after he was detained by Swiss authorities on suspicion of strangling the first person to use a controversial 3D-printed “suicide capsule” after the ...

Florian Willet is pictured at a Zurich press conference on July 17, 2024 ...

A 64-year-old woman took her own life on September 23 inside the space-age looking Sarco capsule at a Swiss woodland retreat, outside a village near the German border.

Following the first use of the Sarco assisted suicide capsule in Switzerland in September, the government sees no need for legislative action for the time being. It wants to await the results of ...

The Sarco suicide pod creator Dr Philip Nitschke has hit back at claims that the first woman to end her life in the capsule had 'strangulation marks', calling the allegations 'absurd'.

The use of the Sarco suicide capsule, dubbed the “Tesla of euthanasia,” has been suspended just weeks after an American woman ended her life in the controversial morbid machine.

The Sarco pod, short for sarcophagus, is a controversial euthanasia device. A 64-year-old woman from the US recently died by suicide using the Sarco suicide pod at a woodland retreat in Switzerland.

A 64-year-old American woman used a controversial Sarco capsule for assisted suicide in Switzerland, triggering legal and ethical debates. Swiss authorities have since made several arrests ...

The “Sarco” suicide capsule, according to its manufacturer, allows a person inside to push a button that injects nitrogen gas into a sealed chamber.