Spanish Bishop Criticizes Constitutional Court for Upholding Euthanasia Law
The court’s ruling rejected ‘considering solely and in isolation the fundamental right to life.’
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Connecticut Pro-Lifers March for Life and ‘Commit to Being Mighty for Our Smallest’
Despite living in a state that supports abortion rights, participants at the event expressed hope that they will be able to build on the success that the pro-life movement achieved nationally last year, with the overturning of Roe v. Wade.
Citizens’ Convention Endorses Legalization of Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide in France
In France, euthanasia refers to the administration of a lethal agent by medical personnel, while assisted suicide is the self-administration of a lethal substance with the prior consent of a physician.
The Better-Off-Dead Mentality
A NOTE FROM THE PUBLISHER: Vermont is pushing to become the U.S.’ second destination state for ‘death tourism’ as legislators seek to legalize assisted suicide for nonresidents.
‘Let Love Speak’: No One Should Die Alone
COMMENTARY: ‘A Christian knows when it is time to speak of God,’ says Benedict XVI, ‘and when it is better to say nothing and to let love alone speak.’
Assisted Suicide Is not a Constitutional Right, Massachusetts Court Says
This week’s decision surprises some, and sets up a political clash in 2023.
Canadian Fashion Retailer Runs Ad Promoting Assisted Suicide
The commerical was produced by La Maison Simons, a popular chain better known as Simons.
End of Life: France May Soon Follow in the Footsteps of Belgium
The French National Consultative Ethics Committee has just opened the way to ‘active assistance in dying,’ and President Emmanuel Macron has already indicated his preference for the permissive Belgian legal model.
Belgium Violated Right to Life in Euthanasia Case, European Court of Human Rights Rules
Before her death by euthanasia at age 64, neither her son nor any family member was consulted.
Europe’s Top Human Rights Court to Rule on Landmark Euthanasia Case
Mortier says that Belgium violated the European Convention on Human Rights for failing to adequately protect the right to life of his mother, who suffered severe mental difficulties and coped with depression throughout her life.
