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Voluntary euthanasia letting people decide for themselves | Author(s) | P Baume |
Journal title | Australian Journal on Ageing, vol 16, no 1,, 1997 |
Pages | p 8 |
Keywords | Euthanasia ; Social ethics ; Australia. |
Annotation | The author argues that it should be possible to make dying less awful for some people than it is today. He also makes the case that a decision made by a competent person is no business of any other person. In the absence of anything better, voluntary euthanasia should be supported, and that the Northern Territories legislation should be 'given a go' without being overturned. Dying needs to be made more dignified, more pain free, and less of an ordeal - nothing more. |
Accession Number | CPA-971014223 A |
Classmark | CY: TQ: 7YA |
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