Delaware Governor Vetoes Physician-Assisted Suicide Bill
Bishop William E. Koenig of the Diocese of Wilmington praised the governor’s move in a statement.
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Delaware’s ‘Medical Aid in Dying’ Bill Passes, Heads to Governor
Bishop William Koenig of Wilmington decried the bill during the lead-up to the first vote. Despite the state Legislature’s approval of the bill, it faces a possible veto from Gov. John Carney.
Top European Human Rights Court Rules Countries Can’t be Forced to Introduce Assisted Suicide
Critics of PAS/E fear that redefining terminal illness, and the growing number of jurisdictions allowing PAS/E, will further jeopardize the infirm and mentally ill.
California Weighs Physician-Assisted Suicide for Patients With Dementia
A new bill would expand the pool of qualified applicants to include patients with ‘early and mid-stage dementia,’ while dropping a required waiting period.
Physician Assisted Suicides Double in Canada
In 2019 alone, a total of 5,631 Canadians ended their lives through the country’s “Medical Assistance in Dying,” or “MAID” protocols.
Vancouver Archbishop Condemns Euthanasia Provision for Hospice Care
‘The government needs to immediately halt any efforts to force access to assisted suicide,’ said Archbishop J. Michael Miller.
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Walk for Life West Coast Draws 50,000
Speakers testified that abortion "hurts" women, and warned of proposed legislation to legalize assisted suicide.
