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By Wyatt Flicker, Juicy Ecumenism. Both in the United States and the United Kingdom, the topic of “medical aid in dying,” or assisted suicide, has had a strong public resurgence in the last year. Eleven jurisdictions permit the practice...
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By Jude Russo, American Conservative. Legalized suicide is not a matter of mere moral preference, but an attack on central principles of Anglo-American law. The British are of late more than usually intent on self-destruction. The Labour...
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By Graeme Archer, UnHerd. In my late twenties, I became clinically depressed and prone to bouts of suicidal ideation — “suicidal”, in un-medical English. From 1993 to 1998 I lived in northern Italy; paradise, apparently, but to me it felt...
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From: Catholic Herald. Doctors intervened to assist more than 30,000 people to die last year around the world, marking a record high for cases of assisted suicide/dying and euthanasia in countries where the practises are legal. The...
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By Anthony McCarthy, Catholic Herald. Professor John Keown DCL (Oxford) is a Senior Research Scholar in the Kennedy Institute of Ethics at Georgetown University. He formerly taught medical law at Cambridge and is the author of the...
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By Michael Curzon, European Conservative. The controversial assisted suicide bill is being pushed forward in a “lamentable and wholly unacceptable” manner and will, if passed, result in vulnerable people being pressured into ending their...
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