The first statistics for Quebec’s euthanasia are available—and scary

The endless ingenuity of the P.T. Barnum of assisted suicide

A high tide for utilitarianism with the coronavirus pandemic

Kids benefit from seeing euthanasia close up, says Canadian doctor

Germany’s high court endorses a right to assisted suicide

Death is becoming very efficient in Canada

Putting the pros and cons of euthanasia under the microscope

The euthanasia slippery slope is real

To kill — or not to kill? That is the question.

Belgian trial draws curtain from dark back-story to euthanasia death

Historic first trial of euthanasia doctors begins in Belgium

Another Australian state on the verge of legalising euthanasia

New Zealand MPs legalise ‘end of life choice’ of euthanasia, but the public must vote

Major gaps persist in knowledge of the practice of assisted suicide and euthanasia

Globally, opposition to euthanasia dwarfs end-of-life movements

Canada’s euthanasia philosophy: ‘control, choice and change’

In US and Canada, end-of-life laws endanger people with disabilities

Canada’s euthanasia law under fire after euthanasia of depressed patient

UK: common sense 1; transgender sense 0

Bump, bump, bump

‘Steering’ is the elephant in the euthanasia room

Australia’s legislative laboratory for euthanasia

Marketing death as a solution to Alzheimer’s

Jeffrey Epstein escapes justice

Vincent Lambert died last Thursday at 8.24am

Vincent Lambert is going to die

10 reasons why Vincent Lambert should live

Muslims in New Zealand call for defeat of a euthanasia bill

US doctors vote to oppose assisted suicide

Assisted dying bill reinforces deadly cultural assumptions

Death with style and elegance: Philip Nitschke’s death pod

A doubleplusungood story about Dutch euthanasia

Self-appointed suicide guides will always ignore the law

France divided over fate of brain-damaged man

Ontario court affirms right of state to compel participation in euthanasia

Is death by organ donation around the corner?

Belgian tug-of-war over euthanasia for mental illness and dementia

Health Canada publishes inaccurate and incomplete data on euthanasia

Euthanasia and assisted suicide dropped 8.4% in the Netherlands in 2018

At least 1.12% of deaths in Canada are due to euthanasia

The World Medical Association should not play politics with euthanasia

After a mammoth public consultation, NZ euthanasia bill hangs in the balance

The power of words

‘I don’t want assisted suicide ads to make me feel unworthy of care’

Are patients with personality disorders who request euthanasia being treated properly?

#DefendNZ: rallying Kiwis against euthanasia

The other country where euthanasia for children is legal—Colombia

Assisted dying can be “inhumane”, experts claim

Can doctors be ‘neutral’ about assisted suicide and euthanasia?

34 elderly are dead. Why haven’t you read about it?

Why the Royal College of Physicians may go ‘neutral’ on assisted suicide and why that matters

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