Euthanasia no answer to life's challenges
Dr JV Larsen repsonds to the article The right to life – and death.
The right to life – and death
However much we abhor the idea, the choice is personal and should be respected
SA professor claims 'doctors secretly help patients die'
Western Cape University Professor Sean Davison says SA should legalise euthanasia as many doctors already secretly help elderly patients to die.
There is dignity in being allowed to 'die like a dog'
Authors of nonfiction books on assisted suicide risk imprisonment, especially if the book is published in New Zealand, writes Barbara Erasmus.
Death is inevitable, pain is optional
Some believe that proper palliative care goes a long way towards countering arguments for euthanasia, writes Thalia Randall.
Campaign to legalise assisted suicide in SA
A campaign to legalise doctor-assisted suicide and active euthanasia in South Africa has stirred the debate around the controversial subject.
UK judge gives the nod for euthanasia case to continue
A severely disabled UK man who wants a doctor to be able to lawfully end his "intolerable" life can proceed with his court case, a judge has ruled.
Pro-euthanasia organisation seeks change in law
Sean Davison, due to stand trial for the attempted murder of his mother, has launched an organisation to campaign for the legalisation of euthanasia.
Professor who helped mom die arrives back in SA
The academic arrested after helping his terminally ill mother to die in New Zealand has arrived back in South Africa.
Going 'the Oregon way'
Most of us would rather not think about death. But in Oregon assisted suicides have been legal for more than 10 years.
