Tag: Abroad

Peers discuss assisted suicide legislation abroad, as advocates seek to keep Parliamentary debate alive
Care Not Killing's Campaign Director testifies before New Zealand Health Select Committee
Officials in Quebec say the number of euthanasia deaths in the first seven months was almost three times their expectation
The 'Centennial State' becomes the sixth American jurisdiction to legislate for assisted suicide following a ballot initiative
America's autonomous capital district approves Oregon-style assisted suicide legislation
Dutch Government ministers have announced their intention to legislate for assisted suicide for 'people who regard their life as completed'
Four months after assisted suicide became legal in California, patients are being told that treatment will no longer be funded - but assisted suicide will -as happened in Oregon
Swiss authorities, publishing statistics for the first time since 2009, record 742 assisted suicides of Swiss residents in 2014
The death of a 17 year old marks the first officially reported death of an under-18 since the country's law was amended to include children
In the year British MPs rejected the practice, assisted suicide in Washington rose to its highest level and was characterised by the youngest participant; shortened doctor-patient relationships; and the rise of financial pressure as a factor
A woman in her 20s who was sexually abused as a child has been euthanized in the Netherlands on the basis of the resultant PTSD
The 5,516 deaths reported in the Netherlands in 2015 would translate to more than 20,000 based on a UK-sized population, as paediatricians press for easier child euthanasia and academics report on euthanasia for psychiatric patients.
Fifteen months after the Supreme Court ordered federal legislation, the Trudeau government has published its draft bill
Last year's reported 132 assisted suicides in Oregon represented a 24.4% rise on 2014, and would translate to 2,147 for a UK-sized population
Latest figures show a new high for Belgian euthanasia in 2015 - as officials concede that under-reporting means they can't be certain how many lives have been ended
Debbie Binner says 'Campaigners for assisted dying underestimate how terrible it is for those of us left behind... I didn't care what state he was or might be in, he was my husband'
The New Zealand Parliament's Health Committee was petitioned by an MP known for her advocacy of euthanasia
An oncologist asked about euthanasia once in 15 years questions the 'voluntary' nature of legalised euthanasia, and challenges those who write off end of life suffering as simply a limitation of medicine