A series of articles covering the report of Fabian Stahle, a Swedish opponent of euthanasia, have confirmed that the term “terminal illness” in Oregon’s assisted suicide act has a wider definition than specified in the act. Read more >>
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An article published in The Journal Pediatrics features comments by proponents and opponents of child euthanasia. Of particular concern are comments by Dutch experts in the articles who recommend the Minister of Health to remove age restrictions and make euthanasia accessible for competent and incompetent children. Read more >>
Citing feeling “devoured by my psychiatric disorders” and “completely broken”, a 29 year-old woman without any terminal illness has been approved for euthanasia for psychiatric reasons in the Netherlands. Read more >>
A spinal injury at 17 didn’t stop Claire Freeman achieving her dreams of completing a design degree Masters and now PhD in the Powerchair.
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Article by Aubert Martin on the alarming lack of safeguards and oversight on assisted suicide in Quebec.
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