Euthanasia
Getting the facts right about euthanasia
Margaret Somerville | 02 March 2010
How can Quebec doctors ask for the legalisation of euthanasia? They don't even know what it is.
“There will be casualties”
Michael Cook | 19 February 2010
Euthanasia activists in Australia, the UK and the Netherlands have lost touch with reality.
Suffering with dignity
Margaret Somerville | 22 January 2010
Finding meaning in dying.
Is death better than disability?
Michael Cook | 11 January 2010
Whom better to ask than the disabled? They give some surprising answers.
The puzzle of human dignity
Margaret Somerville | 26 November 2009
Both sides of the euthanasia debate claim to be advancing the cause of human dignity. Whom should we believe?
Would euthanasia damage doctors?
Margaret Somerville | 18 November 2009
Legalising euthanasia will have incalculable consequences for doctors and nurses.
The euthanasia debate resurfaces
Margaret Somerville | 30 October 2009
There are deeply-rooted cultural reasons why the Western world returns again and again to euthanasia as a solution to the problems of suffering and death.
Softened up for death
Cristina Alarcon | 22 September 2009
Could our persistent search for a hardship-free world be blinding us to the value of suffering?
Justifying one’s existence
Barbara Kay | 28 July 2009
Choosing to live out one’s natural life will soon be as unpopular as refusing an abortion.
Past your “use by” date? What’s next?
Margaret Somerville | 19 May 2009
Dying human beings are not disposable products.
The price for opposing euthanasia
Michael Cook | 06 December 2008
The Grand Duke of Luxembourg is to be stripped of his executive veto after refusing to rubber-stamp a euthanasia law.
A short history of voluntary death
Jose A. Bufill | 22 May 2008
Suicide and euthanaisa: two periods of transition in popular attitudes toward voluntary death can be identified.
Silence
Frank Brennan | 19 October 2006
A specialist in palliative care remembers a poignant moment in his professional work.
The ultimate Christmas present
Michael Cook | 17 December 2004
Santa came early for good little girls and boys in the Netherlands, bringing the gift of involuntary euthanasia for children under 12.
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