Filmmaker Kevin Dunn has logged over 50,000 kms in the air and on the road to ask one of the most fundamental philosophical questions of our time: should we be giving doctors - or anyone - the right and law to end the life of another human - and how do these laws affect society over time?
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In the new film “Fatal Flaws” (Spring 2018) filmmaker Kevin Dunn questions the long term effects of assisted death laws on society. One of the most shocking stories came from a woman named Margreet whose mother was euthanized without request.
Continue reading Margreet: “She was euthanized without consent. They decided.”
In a unanimous decision by the New York Court of Appeals in Meyers v. Schneiderman, the court found that aid-in-dying is assisted suicide and that there is no right to assisted suicide in New York. Read more >>
Continue reading UNITED STATES (NEW YORK): New York Court of Appeals found that “aid-in-dying” is assisted suicide and there is no right to assisted suicideAn engineer who was left paralysed and disfigured after an acid attack allegedly carried out by his jealous ex-girlfriend died in a euthanasia clinic 15 months later having decided he could not face a life of pain. Read more >>
Continue reading UNITED KINGDOM: Man died in euthanasia clinic after acid attack, murder trial toldIn 2015, 965 Swiss residents used assisted suicide services in Switzerland, according to the latest figures from the Swiss statistics office. That’s up from 742 the year before and a remarkable rise on the year 2000 when only 86 people resorted to assisted suicide. Read more >>
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