Assisted Suicide Proponents Renew Push to Legalize It In New York
On the heels of New York’s radical abortion bill, which allows for abortions up to birth comes a new push to legalize physician-assisted suicide in the state.
Belgium Approves Measure Allowing Doctors to Euthanize Children
The Belgian Parliament voted today to extend euthanasia to children with disabilities, in a move pro-life advocates worldwide had been fearing would come and expand an already much-abused euthanasia law even further.
Netherlands Euthanized More Than 6,500 People Last Year, More Patients Than the Year Before
The regional euthanasia review committee’s annual report indicates that 6585 assisted deaths were reported in 2017.
Oregon Legislature Passes Bill to Allow Starving Mentally Ill Patients to Death
The bill paves the way for removal of access to food and water for vulnerable Oregonians with dementia and Alzheimer’s.
Oregon Bill Would Allow Starving Mentally Ill Patients to Death
Vulnerable Oregonians will be left without protections and their right to basic care like food and water.
Netherlands Considers Euthanasia For Healthy People, Doctors Say Things Are ‘Getting Out Of Hand’
The proposed 'Completed Life Bill' would allow any person over age 75 to receive euthanasia. Even if they are perfectly healthy.
Netherlands study: 431 people were killed without explicit request in 2015
In 2015 there were 7254 assisted deaths, including 431 terminations of life without request. The 431 deaths without request, was up from 310 in 2010.
Dutch who once backed euthanasia warns it leads to mass deaths
Don't make our mistake: As assisted suicide bill goes to Lords, Dutch watchdog who once backed euthanasia warns UK of 'slippery slope' to mass deaths.
Canada Considering Proposal to Allow Euthanizing Mentally Ill Patients
By ERIC METAXAS – We could have predicted this: Canada may extend the “right to die” to the mentally ill. It’s an evil idea.
More than 1324 euthanasia deaths in Canada since legalization
According to the CBC data, there were more than 1324 deaths, since the data from Québec, British Columbia and New Brunswick is not up-to-date.
