Tag: Abroad

Those helped to kill themselves under Lord Falconer's Assisted Dying Bill may have years to live
Don't make Oregon's mistake and legalise assisted suicide - ten reasons why the UK should not follow suit
A report by Professor John Keown of Georgetown University concerning the Assisted Dying Bill and its broader context
Reasons to think twice about going the Oregon route on assisted suicide
Steady annual increase in assisted suicide cases sounds warning to UK
MPs from all parties have expressed concern over the rising numbers of deaths under Washington state's Oregon-inspired assisted suicide law.
Child euthanasia in Belgium has been denounced at the Council's Parliamentary Assembly - 'the democratic conscience of Greater Europe'
Kathy Gyngell describes how redoubled care efforts overcame her terminally ill husband's despair - and afforded him a peaceful death
Charles Foster, who this week made CNK's intervention in the Supreme Court assisted suicide appeals, puts the current Belgian child euthanasia debate in perspective.
'Disabled people, elderly people, adults made vulnerable by terminal and other illnesses, and now children are being told that their lives are not worth living.'
...down euthanasia's slippery slope
Belgian Senate will vote on bill to extend euthanasia to children with disabilities on 26 November
Why euthanasia in Belgium is so out of control
New European group launched to halt 'growing threat' of state-sanctioned euthanasia
Two huge court victories in British Columbia and Ontario thwart legalisation of euthanasia in Canada
Bill to legalise euthanasia and assisted suicide defeated in the Australian state's legislature
MP withdraws euthanasia bill after pressure from Labour Party colleagues
Euthanasia deaths continue their relentless rise in the Netherlands