What assisted suicide advocates say for public consumption versus what they say in private often differs, and 'Dr. Death' gave us a glimpse into his actual beliefs.
An Irish mother with mental health problems killed herself under Switzerland’s permissive euthanasia regime without telling her family. Similar horror stories are happening in Canada, and the UK may be next.
New legislation allows residents of England and Wales 18 and over, deemed 'terminally ill' and who 'expect' to die within six months, to end their lives prematurely.
There is growing concern over the fate of the vulnerable in a UK euthanasia regime, and several MPs who previously supported the euthanasia bill have now expressed their opposition.
The UK's battle over assisted suicide has, on the one hand, a rich person celebrating their 'right to die,' starkly contrasted with the despair of the vulnerable and disabled lamenting the future of medicine.
Senior consultant physicians in Britain slammed Labour MP Kim Leadbeater’s euthanasia bill, urging conscience protections via an ‘opt-in model’ and a full separation of assisted suicide provision from NHS healthcare services.
Despite promises of strict protections, Kim Leadbeater’s committee is rejecting key amendments to prevent coercion, protect disabled people, and ensure medical assessments in the U.K.’s assisted suicide bill.
In a 330-275 vote, the UK Parliament advanced the highly controversial 'Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill' that allows doctors to euthanize their patients under certain conditions. There will now be a third reading.