(Photo: Getty/iStock)Calls to the House of Lords to reject assisted suicide have been repeated as peers continue to debate proposals. The bill was passed by the House of Commons in June and is having its second reading in the House of Lords. “Assisted suicide claims to be compassionate but, in fact, it turns vulnerable people into problems that can be ‘fixed’ with a lethal injection. Former Prime Minister, Theresa May, said: “This is not an assisted dying bill but an assisted suicide bill. "Given that the House of Lords can reject the bill, the bill is increasingly looking like it will never become law.