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Suicide and the internet - updating the law, 17/09/08 [W/E/NI/S]

The law on assisting suicide is to be simplified to increase public understanding and reassure people that it applies as much on the internet as it does off-line, UK Justice Minister, Maria Eagle has said.

Following a review of the Suicide Act 1961, the government has decided to reframe it in new, modern language that will make it easier for individual internet users and internet-based businesses, such as Internet Service Providers to understand.

Further information is available from the Ministry of Justice website.

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