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October 1, 2022
Beyond State Borders in Assisted Suicide
Beyond State Borders in Assisted Suicide
A terminally-ill Connecticut woman is suing Vermont to drop their residency requirement for physician-assisted suicide.
Bridgeport resident Lynda Bluestein, in addition to a Vermont physician, filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court in Burlington last month that argues the Green Mountain State’s residency requirement for medical aid in …
September 14, 2022
Jean-Luc Godard dies in Switzerland
Jean-Luc Godard dies in Switzerland. Lawyer confirms he chose to end life through assisted dying
The medical report on death of 91-year-old director said he had chosen to end his life
Jean-Luc Godard, the maverick French-Swiss director who revolutionised post-war cinema in Europe, died by assisted dying, his lawyer has confirmed.
The medical report on …
September 11, 2022
Sarco visits Hoop Doet Leven
Sarco visits Hoop Doet Leven Windmill in Voorhout, Zuid Holland, NL
Exit finally has an expected use-date for the Sarco. The Sarco will be used for the first time in mid 2023.
Until that time, the prototype has been seen out and about in Zuid Holland, taking in the sights.
Where more appropriate than the …
September 9, 2022
Euthanasia of King George V
The Euthanasia of King George V
Described as ‘A Peaceful Ending at Midnight’ history has long held that King George V was assisted with Euthanasia according to The Express.
The Queen’s grandfather, King George V, passed away when he was 70 years old, following his falling ill in 1936 at Sandringham House, Norfolk.
The …
August 22, 2022
Plea to stop euthanasia trip withdrawn from Delhi High Court
Plea to stop euthanasia trip withdrawn from Delhi High Court
The 49-year-old woman from Bengaluru who filed the petition said that she had come to know that her friend was deeply traumatised after hearing about the filing of the case.
A 49-year-old woman from Bengaluru who last week approached the Delhi High …
August 11, 2022
Court acquits retired nurse over insulin for husband
Court acquits retired nurse over insulin for husband reports Weiler Zeitung.
Karlsruhe – A woman has helped her bedridden husband commit suicide by injecting him with a lethal overdose of insulin herself – and in so doing has not committed a criminal offence, according to the Federal Supreme Court (BGH).
The highest criminal judges …
July 26, 2022
Foreigners fret over stricter Swiss rules on assisted suicide
Foreigners fret over stricter Swiss rules on assisted suicide after the Swiss Medical Association’s new guidelines for assisted suicide [which] will hamper access to this practice and [have] upset foreigners who seek to end their lives legally in Switzerland.
This content was published on July 26, 2022 – 09:00 July 26, 2022 – 09:00
“Have …
July 10, 2022
Spanish judge gives green light to euthanasia for gunman awaiting trial
Spanish judge gives green light to euthanasia for gunman awaiting trial writes Peter McLaren-Kennedy at Euro News Weekly
In an unexpected ruling, a Spanish judge has given the green light to a gunman severely injured in his arrest to go ahead with his euthanasia request prior to trial.
The ruling on July 8 comes as …
June 30, 2022
New Essentials Peaceful Pill eHandbook
The New Essentials Peaceful Pill eHandbook was published 30 June 2022 (and has been frequently updated during July, August and September).
This new edition represents a complete re-write & condensation of the best-selling Peaceful Pill eHandbook.
The aim of the re-write was to ensure the New Essentials Peaceful Pill eHandbook is a book that …
June 25, 2022
Italy’s First Assisted Suicide
How Federico became Italy’s First Assisted Suicide, reports the New York Times
ROME — For more than a year, media reports kept Italians up to date on the travails of a 44-year-old man known only as “Mario” as he sought to end his life through physician-assisted suicide.
Paralyzed 12 years ago in …
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