The number of people euthanised in the Netherlands this year is set to exceed 7,000 – a 67% rise from five years ago – in what has been described by the director of the country’s only specialist clinic as the end of “a taboo” on killing patients who want to die. Read more >>
Continue reading NETHERLANDS: ‘Any taboo has gone’: Netherlands sees rise in demand for euthanasiaAn oncologist in Belgium delivered to a woman his final solution for depression over a lost relationship with a partner and distant relationships with her children: death. Read more >>
Continue reading BELGIUM: Doctor’s final fix for mother’s depression: DeathA euthanasia bill in the Australian state of New South Wales has been defeated. Read more >>
Continue reading AUSTRALIA: New South Wales Australia defeats euthanasia billTwo more major conferences on end of life issues have been announced by the World Medical Association as part of a review of its policy on euthanasia and physician assisted dying.
Continue reading Major end of life conferences organised by world medical associationDuring the month of November, as the world’s most extreme (or most transparent?) supporter of assistance in suicide promoted his horrible euthanasia machine with a detachable coffin, our Quebec politicians bickered about whether the Quebec government should ask the courts to clarify the concept of “reasonably foreseeable death” in the federal law on assisted suicide.
One again, always obsessed with one side of the story that only thinks of extending euthanasia to a greater number of suffering people, our ...
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