Ban on assisted suicide no breach of right to privacy The statutory prohibition on assisted suicide did not engage the right to private life protected under article 8.1 of the European Convention on Human Rights.
Canada Euthanasia Opponents Worried Assisted Suicide Headed There Next Now that Washington voters made their state the second in the U.S. to legalize assisted suicide, euthanasia opponents in Canada are worried they’re the next target. Canada a...
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Church fury as coma woman allowed to die Italy’s Supreme Court provoked the fury of conservatives yesterday by ruling that a father can disconnect the feeding tube that has kept his daughter alive in a coma for nearly 17 years.
