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euthanasia
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Push To Legalise Euthanasia In South Africa Gains Momentum
18 Nov 2024 by Tayla / No Comments
South African courts are about to confront a life-or-death question: should individuals have the right to decide how and when they die?
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A Young, Healthy Dutch Woman Has Controversially Decided To Get Euthenised Because Of Her Crippling Depression
03 Apr 2024 by Heinrich / No Comments
The Netherlands became the first country in the world to make assisted suicide legal in 2001. Since then, it’s become an increasingly popular option among the population.
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Friday Morning Spice
09 Feb 2024 by Heinrich / No Comments
Eskom teams working around the clock to restore power to Karoo towns, Ecuador’s high court decriminalizes euthanasia, Mutant wolves roaming Chernobyl Exclusion Zone, How the film One Love captures the truth about Bob Marley, and The worst might be over for South African consumers.
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Dutch Doctors Are Euthanising People With Autism And Intellectual Disabilities – Report
29 Jun 2023 by Heinrich / No Comments
There are strict requirements that need to be met before euthanasia may be considered, such as suffering from an incurable illness that causes “unbearable” physical or mental anguish. Doctors however have the final decision in the matter, which is perhaps worrying.
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Tuesday Morning Spice
07 Mar 2023 by Heinrich / No Comments
Ramaphosa’s uber presidency, Jamie Oliver out of touch, How Billions tv series got it right, Victoria’s secret is back, Kim Jong Un wants to be like British royals, Scuba couple left out at sea, Your very own Caribbean island, 46-Car carnage on Durban’s M41, and take a ‘ride’ on the euthanasia rollercoaster.
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Yale Professor Suggest Mass Suicide Or Seppuku For Japan’s Aging Population
17 Feb 2023 by Heinrich / No Comments
Given Japan’s low birthrate and the highest public debt in the developed world, policymakers increasingly worry about how to fund Japan’s expanding pension obligations.
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Euthanasia Is Rife But Ignored In SA
03 Nov 2011 by Jasmine Stone / No Comments
The act of assisting someone to die is fairly commonplace in South Africa, but people in this country tend to turn a blind eye towards it, says Professor Willem Landman of NGO Dignity SA. Landman was commenting on today’s news that his counterpart, Cape Town-based professor Sean Davison, has been cleared of an attempted murder charge in New Zealand for performing euthanasia on his mother.
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