Quebec assembly committee calls for assisted suicide
"This is just another step on that road to perdition,” said Georges Buscemi of Quebec Life Coalition.
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UK man seeking to be killed by euthanasia can proceed with case, rules judge
During the hearing, Nicklinson’s wife Jane said, “The only way to relieve Tony’s suffering will be to kill him."
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Environmentalists claim contraception, Agenda 21 will end global warming
“Not a single person in the presidential primaries for the Republican position of president is willing to even get behind contraception, much less get behind the notion of any discussion of population,” Kavita Ramdas said.
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French socialist presidential candidate retreats under fire from pro-euthanasia position
Jean Leonetti, the author of France's current end-of-life law, blasted Francois Hollande's "vague" new language on the subject.
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Canadian suicide prevention bill passes by overwhelming majority
The bill’s passage comes at the same time as a British Columbia judge weighs a case seeking to legalize assisted suicide.
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UK roundup: Britain provides contraceptives to 9-year-olds; Anglicans oppose assisted suicide
7,400 British girls between 13 and 15 were given implants or hormonal injections last year. In some schools, hormonal contraceptives have been given to girls as young as nine.
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First private, door-to-door euthanasia service opens in Netherlands
The organization estimates that it's mobile euthanasia teams will receive one thousand euthanasia requests annually.
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Major victory for life in Europe: ‘Euthanasia must always be prohibited’
The resolution by the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe is being hailed as a "major victory for the protection of life and dignity."
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Abortion, marijuana supported by Liberal Party delegates
The party decided at their recent convention to include marijuana, and abortion as significant pieces of their rebuilding process.
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Canadian pro-life group launches national TV ads warning against euthanasia legalization
The media campaign comes as Justice Lynn Smith of the B.C. Supreme Court considers the Carter/Taylor case, an attempt by the B.C. Civil Liberties Association to overturn Canada’s ban on euthanasia and assisted suicide.
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