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What year was euthanasia legalised in the UK?
Its not legal, people have to travel to Switzerland
What has the author Diane Foster written?
Diane Foster has written: 'Should voluntary euthanasia be legalised?'
Is euthanasia legal in Singapore?
Singapore does allow passive euthanasia. They must sign a legal document. Someone trying to commit suicide in Singapore, however, can be punished by being put in jail.
What states allows Euthanasia?
No states in the US describe euthanasia as being legal. However, physician-assisted suicide has been legalized in a few states now. The difference between the two is that in euthanasia, the doctor administers the lethal drug to the patient while in physician-assisted suicide, the doctor provides the means (usually a lethal drug) to the patient, which end their own life.
Is advertising is legalised form of lying?
yes ,advertising is a legalised form of lying
Should hacking be legalised?
No,It is illegal!
Should canibis be legalised?
Yes.
Is child marriage legalised in Saudi Arabia?
no
Can you be jailed for jaywalking in the Netherlands?
No, it was legalised in 1997.
When were GM foods available for public consumption?
1994 - the FlavrSavr transgenic tomato was legalised by the US to be commercially sold. After that, a lot of GM foods were legalised
Euthanasia should it be legalised in Australia?
Human euthanasia is currently illegal in Australia.This is a major debate, because anyone who has watched a dignified loved one suffer a terribly painful and undignified death will know and appreciate how much suffering could have been prevented for the sufferer, friends and relatives. In my case, my grandpa opted to cease his dialysis treatments for renal failure after many long years of bruised arms from injection sites, surgeries and overall tiredness of the whole routine. Another argument for euthanasia is that currently there are some doctors who mercifully take pity on some that are fated to such a lingering painful death by administering lethal doses of pain medications. The argument is that those who are trying to do the right thing by the PATIENT, and not by the LAW will be protected and not lose their medical licences and have years of jail time for having a heart, provided they follow strict guidelines. Euthanasia will also free beds and nurses in palliative care, saving taxpayer money and allowing hospitals to be more available to others in need.However, those against euthanasia believe that it compromises patient safety by allowing the legal killing of humans, and that voluntary euthanasia will be manipulated by some doctors.If you ask me, I say those who are against euthanasia have never seen a loved one die the way I did. And no matter how much I wish they could understand, I would never wish that upon anyone.I hope to hell that when I am in a situation like my grandpa was that euthanasia has been legalised.
When were GM foods first available for public consumption?
1994 - the FlavrSavr transgenic tomato was legalised by the US to be commercially sold. After that, a lot of GM foods were legalised
