With Bill C-384 set for debate in parliament in September, public debate on the legalization of euthanasia and assisted suicide has been heating up during the past few weeks. I’ve been meaning to weigh in with a post, but it’s …
Alex Schadenberg has the details: The recent legalization of euthanasia in Luxembourg has already resulted in a change to the role of palliative care in the tiny European nation. Under the title: New Guide for Palliative care in Luxembourg, the …
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Alex Schadenberg has a great analysis of Bill C-384 over at the Euthanasia Prevention Coalition blog. It’s very detailed for anyone interested in the specific problems with the bill, but I’ll just post the summary: Society cannot legislate autonomy and …
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The Catholic Register reports on efforts to Stop Bill C-384 (a bill which proposes to legalize euthanasia and assisted suicide, and could see a second reading in the fall): A coalition of organizations hope to defeat the bill on second …
Via Alex Schadenberg: The story of Mrs. Seema Sood explains in a nutshell why allowing legalised killing of vulnerable people by euthanasia is wrong. Mrs. Sood, who is now 37, longed for death two years ago, and even petitioned the …
I don’t have time to cover this right now, but Alex Schadenberg, who has been a guest lecturer with UTSFL in the past, has an excellent analysis and reflection on the newly tabled bill.