Category Archives: Assisted Suicide
Susan Griffiths, Assisted Suicide, and Switzerland
By Alex Schadenberg, executive director Euthanasia Prevention Coalition The story of Susan Griffiths assisted suicide death at the Dignitas clinic in
Assisting Suicide promoted in large number of states
By Jennifer Popik, JD Robert Powell Center for Medical Ethics Although assisting suicide is only legal for a small
Suicide Celebration Instead Of Suicide Prevention
By Amy Hasbrouck of Toujours Vivant-Not Dead Yet: A Project of the Council of Canadians with Disabilities (CCD) Editor’s note: Susan Griffiths died today
Assisting Suicide promoted in large number of states
By Jennifer Popik, JD Robert Powell Center for Medical Ethics Although assisting suicide is only legal for a small
Push for Paralyzed Assisted Suicide in UK
By Wesley J. Smith Assisted suicide is not about terminal illness. It is about creating a legal right to be
NEJM asks readers should physician-assisted suicide be permitted
Editor’s note. The following was reproduced on the webpage of Alex Schadenberg, executive director of the Euthanasia Prevention Coalition.
Suicide Shouldn’t Be Easy to Accomplish
By Wesley J. Smith Switzerland is Jack Kevorkian as a country. Just as suicidal people used to fly to Michigan to
Swiss Suicide case is only part of the assisted suicide debate.
By Alex Schadenberg, executive director Euthanasia Prevention Coalition The media is promoting the sad story of