Category: Death on Demand

Is killing babies by euthanasia just another form of “care”?

By Alex SchadenbergExecutive Director, Euthanasia Prevention Coalition. Michael Higgins, who was published in the National Post on November 22, asks the Quebec College of Physicians if killing babies is just another form of “care.” Higgins explains that the Quebec College of Physicians told the Special Parliamentary Committee on Medical Assistance in Dying that they support …

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Canada’s euthanasia law is a moral outrage

Canada has the dubious honour of being the global capital of euthanasia By Alex SchadenbergExecutive Director, Euthanasia Prevention Coalition Kevin Yuill spoke at the Euthanasia Symposium at the European Parliament in Brussels on November 16. On November 17, he wrote a piece for Spiked  titled  “Canada’s euthanasia laws are a moral outrage”. Yuill explains his …

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Austrian assisted suicide law for people with disabilities began on January 1

By Alex SchadenbergExecutive Director, Euthanasia Prevention Coalition I reported a few weeks ago that the Austrian parliament had legalized assisted suicide for people with disabilities. The media have now published many articles about the Austrian assisted suicide law that went into effect on January 1. For example, an article by Bob Cronin for Newser.com reported …

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Survey of British doctors fails to change policy on assisted dying

By Michael Cook  Editor’s note. The British Medical Establishment has come to some awful anti-life conclusions. However, this, from a year ago in NRL News Today, is a welcomed exception. The cause of assisted dying in Britain hit a speed bump late last month. After surveying its members, the Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP) declared that …

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“Sliding toward what amounts to a system of death on demand”

By Dave Andrusko For me, it’s an axiom that pro-death forces inevitably overshoot the mark. Whether the issue is abortion–and the Biden-Harris promise to spread the abortion plague hither and yon paid for by you and me—or “assisted death,” proponents lull the public to sleep with insincere assurances as they quietly expand the categories of …

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