Euthanasia and assisted dying rates are soaring. But where are they legal?
(The Guardian Netherlands)

It is available in a growing number of countries and jurisdictions - but not the UK, where it remains outlawed`The main difference between euthanasia and assisted suicide is who performs the final, fatal act,` said Richard Huxtable, professor of medical ethics and law at the University of Bristol. Related: GPs to be consulted for views on assisted dying Related: Death on demand: has euthanasia gone too far? Related: Euthanasia a choice for people with disability? It`s a threat to our lives | Craig Wallace Continue reading...