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Euthanasia

Euthanasia is the taking of life, with the intention of allowing the person to avoid pain and suffering. There are several types of euthanasia and the debate over the morality of euthanasia is extensive, involving religious beliefs, conflicts of interest and emotion. In this topic you may find articles on law from different countries, case studies, and opinion polls. There is a fine line between euthanasia and murder.

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Latest articles in Euthanasia

 The Case of Diane Pretty: Sympathy Yet No Mercy

Diane Pretty's case highlights an individual's plight to put an end to their suffering and life. It also reveals the legal status quo against euthanasia.

Dec 26, 2011 – Michelle Parker

What is Euthanasia? Voluntary, Active, Passive or Murderous

Euthanasia comes from two Greek words and means 'good death.' It is intended to relieve a person from suffering. There are several kinds of euthanasia.

Oct 11, 2011 – Sally Anne Lewis

I Ask the Right to Die by Vincent Humbert, Deceased.

Paralysed from the neck down, and with terrible brain injuries, Vincent Humbert just wanted one thing. To die. Euthanasia laws are often led by cases.

Sep 11, 2011 – Sally Anne Lewis

Death with Dignity Perhaps Not So Dignified

Physician-assisted suicide laws are intended to grant terminally ill patients the autonomy to end their own lives, but intent and reality often clash.

Feb 2, 2011 – Stephen Allen Christensen

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