A New Zealand parliamentary committee has issued a report showing that 80 percent of people submitting their views about euthanasia opposed “assisted dying”. Read more >>
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A recent survey published by the University of Sherbrooke has sparked general indignation as the results showed that 91% of the family caregivers surveyed would agree to extending euthanasia to terminally ill people who are incapable of decision-making.
As mentioned in a Huffington Post article, this serious attack on the humanity of incapable people also shows that euthanasia is insinuating into our collective thinking the notion that death – not good health care, quality support and adequate ...
Continue Reading → Pressures to extend euthanasia: the opposition is still alive
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Euthanasia is insinuating into our collective thinking the notion that death – not good health care, quality support and adequate living conditions – is a solution to suffering for you and your loved ones.
In the depth of the current debates, a dramatic message hides behind the possibility of extending euthanasia to people who are no longer able to make their own decisions. Presumably, these people would no longer be fully considered as human beings.
Therefore, it seems urgent to ask ourselves, ...
Continue Reading → Quebec moves slowly toward euthanasia for dementia
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Article from Aubert Martin on Quebec’s steps towards legalizing euthanasia for those who are unable to provide consent.
Continue Reading → Quebec moves toward euthanasia for dementia
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Living With Dignity Newsletter
Vol. 22
A Word from the Director
A recent survey published by the University of Sherbrooke has sparked general indignation as the results showed that 91% of the family caregivers surveyed would agree to extending euthanasia to terminally ill people who are incapable of decision-making.
As I had mentioned in my ...
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