Anger at decision not to extradite Canadian suicide kit supplier to face UK justice

The Guardian World Friday 29 May 2026, 10:39 UTC By Matthew Weaver 1 min read

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Bereaved families are expressing anger over the decision not to extradite Kenneth Law, a Canadian supplier of suicide kits, to face UK justice. Law is accused of selling 1,200 suicide packages internationally, including to the UK, with knowledge that they would likely be used to end lives. He was scheduled to appear in court in Ontario, Canada.

Kenneth Law expected to admit to sending products internationally in knowledge they would probably be used to end lives

Bereaved families whose loved ones were the victims of an online supplier of suicide kits say they feel insulted by a decision not to prosecute him in the UK.

Kenneth Law was due to appear in court on Friday in Ontario, Canada, accused of selling 1,200 suicide packages across 40 countries, including the UK.

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Anger at decision not to extradite Canadian suicide kit supplier to face UK justice

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