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New report concludes suffering is too vague as grounds for assisted dying

PROPOSALS that would allow assisted dying in Jersey outside cases of terminal illness are “not ethically appropriate”, according to experts.Today’s publication of an ethical review of assisted dying in Jersey marks the final step before ministe.

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Joint Committee on Assisted Dying to hold two meetings tomorrow on the topics of assisted dying in Canada and on healthcare provision in Ireland

Joint Committee on Assisted Dying to hold two meetings tomorrow on the topics of assisted dying in Canada and on healthcare provision in Ireland
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Canada s euthanasia system should be warning sign to other countries, MPs told

Concerns were aired that people who lack access to disability services or psychiatric treatment can be offered euthanasia under Canadian law.

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Canada: Medical body wants euthanasia for newborns

A medical body in Canada has called for legalised euthanasia of newborn babies deemed to have a short life expectancy.

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Lancet echoes concerns about Canada s normalisation of euthanasia

The rising number of deaths in Canada by euthanasia and assisted suicide have “quickly become normalised”, The Lancet has reported.

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