Why Old Britoners Voted for Brexit
A Catholic nursing home in Belgium is reported to have fallen foul of
the country's courts after refusing to permit a resident to access
euthanasia.
The incident happened in 2011 when Huize Sint-Augustinus home in Diest refused to allow an elderly woman's doctor access to see her – when it was thought she was about to be given a lethal injection.
The home has been ordered to pay €6,000 (approx $6,600 or £5,000) in damaged to the family of the woman.
The incident happened in 2011 when Huize Sint-Augustinus home in Diest refused to allow an elderly woman's doctor access to see her – when it was thought she was about to be given a lethal injection.
The home has been ordered to pay €6,000 (approx $6,600 or £5,000) in damaged to the family of the woman.
I'm Moving to New Mexico |
The New Mexico Supreme Court ruled unanimously that there is no state constitutional right to assisted suicide.
he U.S. Supreme Court has also unanimously declined to conjure a
“right” to assisted suicide in 1997, as have other state supreme courts
in the years since. Indeed, no state constitutional right to assisted
suicide has ever been declared by a high court despite numerous
attempts.
Labels: assisted suicide, Belgium
<< Home