No need to change assisted dying laws

Campaigners challenging the law on assisted dying outside the royal courts on 1 May 2018 in London.Photograph: Rob Stothard/Getty ImagesThose calling for the legalisation of so-called “assisted dying” (Letters, 30 July) assert that the right to choose how we die is a fundamental human right, and that those who are “terminally ill” or facing “incurable suffering” should have the option of access to it. However, if that choice is a fundamental right, why should