The CBC’s coverage of Margot Bentley, a one-time nurse whose advanced dementia is apparently causing a legal furor, is concerning as the outrage seems to be more focused on an legal system that does not bow to personal wishes.
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With nearly every state assisted suicide legislative attempt complete, initial data from a research study by Dr. Jacqueline H. Abernathy at Tarleton State University finds a staggering increase in the number of attempts to legalize assisted suicide in U.S. over the past year, in spite of an overwhelming failure rate associated with such legislation: fewer than one percent of all assisted suicide bills become law. Read more >>
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The family of a Californian woman who died of cancer are suing a San Francisco hospital for refusing to assist in her suicide. Read more >>
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 >>
After receiving input both directly and indirectly from thousands of people, the New Zealand Health Committee released a report not recommending legalizing euthanasia. Read more >>