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Major US doctors group slams physician-assisted suicide
Dutch right-to-die group confirms elder abuse risk – but doesn’t seem to care
Elder abuse – a real and present danger
Dutch couple choose euthanasia together
‘It’s about people like me’: disabled and dead against euthanasia
A tale of two Sams: you should not actively euthanize your baby
Does death have a meaning?
Report confirms a massive majority against euthanasia in New Zealand
Why the Andrews legislation is all about suicide
The euthanasia slippery slope: a failure of memory and imagination
Soaring hopes as an antidote to assisted suicide
How many safeguards do you need to make assisted suicide safe?
It can’t be all about the money! Or is it?
The law must protect, doctors must care, and euthanasia undermines both
Euthanasia: the slippery slope sold as desired progress
Triple suicide in Queensland: why aren’t we celebrating?
A Dutch euthanasia pioneer surveys the wreckage and despairs
Elder abuse is a clear and present danger in the euthanasia debate
An Orwellian assisted suicide bill to be debated in New South Wales
What’s wrong with prisoner euthanasia?
‘Existential distress’, not pain, drives euthanasia
‘They killed her last night’
Euthanasia bill crushed in Tasmania
Do suicides increase where euthanasia is legal?
Doctors will have to lie on euthanasia death certificates
Are there ‘good suicides’ and ‘bad suicides’? Or are all of them bad?
Belgian Catholic group explains switch on euthanasia
Belgian Catholic psychiatric hospitals ‘adjust’ their view of euthanasia
Head of Belgian order explains shock move
Euthanasia is a ‘sideshow’ in end-of-life care, says leading US bioethicist
Nitschke creates his own euthanasia award
Euthanised organ donors could dramatically shorten waitlists, say Belgian doctors
Politicians wrestle with doctors’ consciences in Victoria
A Modest Proposal to save California $200 million
An empty chair, a missing Premier: a poignant metaphor
Canadian doctors should not be forced to refer for euthanasia
What do disabled people think about assisted suicide?
Canadian surgeons harvesting organs from euthanised patients
16,000 Voices – Kiwis say no to euthanasia
The assisted suicide project will never end
The importance of stories in the euthanasia debate
The mother situation
Montana came SO close to closing the door to assisted suicide
DJ’s assisted suicide fuels Italy’s euthanasia debate
So what does Mr Google have to say about assisted suicide?
Euthanasia and Alzheimer’s: Canada takes a step in the wrong direction
Lessons from indigenous wisdom in the euthanasia debate
More nonsense from the panel that will design Victoria’s death law
Imagining a future with compulsory euthanasia
Not safe. Never safe. Victorian panel on assisted suicide gets it horribly wrong
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