Eligibility for 'medical assistance in dying' under Canadian law seems to expand every day. The concept of assisted suicide for people with incurable diseases has grown more and more permissive, up to the point at which, akin to Belgium, people will soon be able to ask for euthanasia simply for…
Eligibility for"medical assistance in dying" under Canadian law seems to expand every day. The concept of assisted suicide for people with incurable diseases has grown more and more permissive, up to the point at which, akin to Belgium, people will soon be able to ask for euthanasia simply for mental health conditions.
The problem with Canada is that enacting permissible euthanasia rules and normalizing the concept creates a society in which decency for the most vulnerable people is substituted by something as radical and inhumane as euthanasia. Canadian lawyer Chris Considine has been involved in the issue of medically assisted suicide for three decades. Considine is not against medically assisted suicide in some cases, but he said in a recent article that “there has been a dramatic increase in mental health illnesses, but not treatment” and that “there are underlying causes for mental health which are not strictly organic.
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