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A message to Victorians on euthanasia

17 August 2017

5:58 PM

17 August 2017

5:58 PM

Liz Carr is a UK actor, comedian and disability rights activist perhaps best known as forensic examiner Clarissa Mullery in the BBC’s Silent Witness. She is pro-choice, an atheist and a vocal opponent of the legalization of assisted suicide. She explains her views in her show Assisted Suicide: The Musical, which she brought to this year’s Melbourne Comedy Festival.

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