
Taiwan: Presidential candidate to seek public opinion on assisted suicide
“Couldn’t think of any reasons to oppose” legalizing the practice.
“Couldn’t think of any reasons to oppose” legalizing the practice.
A southern city has become the first jurisdiction in China to enact legislation allowing a terminally ill patient to refuse “excessive life-saving treatment” and die
This week, a group of Chinese legislators argued for legalising euthanasia during a review of a draft amendment to the country’s civil laws. The discussion
In China, three family members of a woman who was suffering from an autoimmune disease, were sent to jail for the crime of assisting in
The Journal of Medical Ethics published an article by Ivo K., et al. on end of life attitudes in Korea, China and Japan. It concluded
ChinaDaily (in an article by Wang Hongy from Shanghai) reported on a recent survey by Shanghai Jiao Tong University (December 2013) , which shows that
In the two-week-long first session of the 10th National People’s Congress (NPC), China’s top legislature, just closed in Beijing, Congress delegate Huang Zhong-cheng urged implementation of a pilot scheme for practicing euthanasia in Beijing. NPC delegates have been requesting legislation concerning euthanasia since 1992.
China defines euthanasia as “To end the life of a terminal patient in an humanitarian way, for the request of the relatives of the patient or the patient who is suffering severely both mentally and physically, agreed by physician.”
World Federation Annual Global Report (2003): The annual global report of the president of the World Federation of Right to Die Societies. The report is about the developments worldwide in the field of the right to die in 2003.