Euthanasia means the active act of killing.so if someone is on there death bed and are suffering a lot and they say they want to die and u take off whatever that's keeping them alive that's euthanasia. So it's an opinion and so yes some people do believe in it. I personally am not up for it.
aproxamitly 40,000
Euthanasia is not recognized as a legal and humane act just as with most cases of abortion and as a result you will not be able to get such statistics. However i watched a video in school and they said that over 3000 Britain's have gone overseas for euthanasia
The number of euthanasia operations performed each year varies by country and is influenced by legal, cultural, and ethical factors. In countries where euthanasia is legal, such as the Netherlands and Belgium, several thousand cases are reported annually. However, it is important to note that the actual number may differ due to underreporting or variations in reporting practices.
Euthanasia can be studied from both micro and macro-sociological perspectives. Micro-sociology would focus on individual interactions and decision-making around euthanasia, while macro-sociology would examine broader societal norms, laws, and cultural beliefs related to euthanasia.
Jewish; or religious Jews.
I'm a christian & strongly believe in euthanasia.
no
No they dont
No they do not
Christians are strongly against euthanasia. They believe that only God can take away one's life. For Hindus, they believe that euthanasia will damage the karma of both doctor and patient.
There are no Euthanasia Centers for people at this time.
A parent might believe in euthanasia if they see it for them selves or see that somebody they know or is very close to tries to commit suicide :)
All of them
If you believe in the Bible, I suppose you could say that God created euthanasia. He (allegedly) facilitated the deaths of people suffering from an "incurable condition" - corruption and wickedness. If you don't believe in the Bible, you could still say that the fable of the Ark brought about the idea of a sort of euthanasia, which could have easily developed into the meaning it has today. This is just a theory, of course.
I don't believe their can be a "head" of euthanasia, but Dr. Kevorkian is a well known supporter of the currently illegal process.
Perhaps a follower of the Hebrew religion will weigh in on this question, BUT I do not believe that Jews believe in the practice of euthanasia, therefore it is doubtful that Israel would legally allow it.
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