Health professionals in Vermont are taking a much-needed stand for medical ethics and freedom of conscience through a lawsuit filed in federal court. They oppose a new state requirement that forces them — regardless of their conscience or medical ethics — to provide information to patients about how they can find a doctor who will help kill them.Read more >>
Continue Reading → VERMONT – Defying the Hippocratic Oath
Family First NZ is welcoming an analysis of submissions made to the Inquiry on assisted suicide showing a 3:1 opposition to any change in the law, and is also calling on ACT MP David Seymour to withdraw his grandstanding bill so that the important conversation around end-of-life care can happen. Read more >>
Continue Reading → NEW ZEALAND – Submissions Say No To Assisted Suicide
An opinion piece about the hidden reality behind New York’s proposed “aid in dying” bill. Read more >>
Continue Reading → NEW YORK – Don’t pretend it’s not assisted suicide — at least
A unanimous New Mexico Supreme Court gave opponents of assisted suicide a huge victory. On a 5-0 vote, the justices upheld an appeals court decision which ruled that Bernalillo County District Court Judge Nan Nash had erred in 2014 when she struck the decades-old New Mexico Assisted Suicide law which protected the state’s citizens from assisted suicide. Read more >>
Margaret Dore, a lawyer from Washington State, cautions Malta to avoid the same mistake as Washington and Oregon. Read more >>
Continue Reading → MALTA – Do not make the same mistake as others