
Dignitas celebrates 25 years
The association has advised tens of thousands of individuals on their end-of-life options and remains committed to freedom of choice.
The association has advised tens of thousands of individuals on their end-of-life options and remains committed to freedom of choice.
Assistance in dying will finally be accessible to those >18 years who are terminally ill or suffering intolerably.
Constitutional standards must be set if the government wants to restrict peoples’ power to decide.
Dementia Australia supports the right of every person to exercise choice over end-of-life care options.
The Luxembourg Right to Die Society Mäi Wëllen, Mäi Wee published its first newsletter of this year (in German and French).
In the first three months of Voluntary Assisted Dying law many medical practitioners seek authorisation.
End-of-Life Washington publishes its Spring 2023 Newsletter: Spring-2023-Print-Newsletter.pdf (endoflifewa.org)
Ministry of Health publishes report on VAD after its first year of service.
Input will be submitted to the Council of Ministers.
Archbishop Paglia says that legally allowed assisted suicide is ‘feasible’.