Doing it the Swiss way: Philip Nitschke and the suicide capsule
Philip Nitschke wants to technologise death – with a suicide capsule, a lethal neck device and artificial intelligence in place of…
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Death on request
Easter carries the message that Christ conquered death. Yet euthanasia is advancing across many countries. Where should the limits of human control over death lie?
Doing it the Swiss way: Philip Nitschke and the suicide capsule
Philip Nitschke wants to technologise death – with a suicide capsule, a lethal neck device and artificial intelligence in place of…
Thou shalt not kill
The Church’s witness to life is unequivocal and clear. It can never be permissible to comply with a person’s wish to be killed. As…
Euthanasia in an ageing world: from right to die to duty to die
Astronomical care costs and a mounting demographic crisis are reshaping the debate over euthanasia, posing a disquieting question:…
Euthanasia: little business for pharma, big money in wealth transfer
Assisted dying is not a gold mine for Big Pharma. The real end-of-life business today lies with private bankers and wealth manager…
Europe’s quiet revolution: when ‘dying with dignity’ replaces living with care
The right to life is increasingly being replaced by the demand for a right to choose one’s own death. The courts, too, are support…