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This is an excellent summary of the data from The Netherlands on child euthanasia written by Associate Professor of Pediatrics at Miami University, Prof.  Felipe E. Vizcarrondo MD, MA, FCP.  Continue reading

The following article was written by Margaret Wente and published in  on February 20, 2014.The Globe and Mail Continue reading

By Alex SchadenbergInternational Chair, Euthanasia Prevention Coalition Continue reading

, writing for the online news service,  , explores the incremental extension of euthanasia in The Netherlands from "unbearable and hopeless suffering" to euthanasia for depression.Nadette De Visser Continue reading

What is really going on in Belgium? The longer the practice of euthanasia develops both in Belgium and in the Netherlands, the more obvious it becomes that the illusion of regulatory control, ethical behaviour and limitation on who qualifies blurs and collapses in upon itself.  The following report by Michael Cook from Continue reading

This is an edited version of a report written by Tom Mortier.  Tom Mortier Continue reading

While a great deal of the focus on the euthanasia front is looking at Belgium at the moment, it is worth remembering that The Netherlands created patient killing by doctors long before their near neighbours.  The Dutch reporting system tells the story as Continue reading

A documentary about ten years of legal euthanasia is a touchstone for radically different approaches to suffering. By Margaret Somerville - This article was published on Mercatornet Continue reading

In 2012, at the tenth anniversary of the Dutch euthanasia laws, Eric van Wijlick, policy maker at the Royal Dutch Society of Doctors (KNMG) lamented that, "Euthanasia has become the central point of conversation between a doctor and a patient who is suffering when it should be seen as a "last resort"." The Royal Dutch Society of Doctors supports the law. Continue reading