Euthanasia for All - or None

The word "dignity" is the main content of modern medical ethics and often follows the word "death". People who are not familiar with this usage may expect to reflect how people die, such as solemn discharge with ritual parting. Conversely, in traditional usage, "dignity death" is based on the premise of ending life or preventing life without dignity. In other words, life is characterized by disease and disability. Examples of dignity consumers include dementia, urinary incontinence, "dependent on machinery" and others.

Initially, euthanasia is limited to end stage diseased adults with intolerable pain and suffering, and repeatedly sought euthanasia and informed consent. These requirements are not always applicable now, in some cases it may not be theoretical, and in others it may not. For example, parents of severely handicapped children can apply for euthanasia, children between the ages of 12 and 16 can be euthanized with parental consent, and children over the age of 16 can agree . Adults can not or do not agree, more than 500 people die from euthanasia every year. And the second half of a middle-aged man (a group of people at high risk of suicide) may use it instead of suicide.

There are three types of euthanasia: (voluntary euthanasia in case of patient euthanasia euthanasia), involuntary euthanasia (the patient can not give informed consent as such a child's euthanasia) . And the will of spontaneous euthanasia (euthanasia for patients)). In this article, I will focus on only one permitted euthanasia and spontaneous euthanasia in a wise case without obtaining approval of the other two options patients. Taking into account, the most important thing, we must obey the will of the patient, the reason is that people do not have the right to decide the life of others

Euthanasia is classified in various ways, such as arbitrary, involuntary, involuntary. Voluntary euthanasia is legal in some countries. Irregular euthanasia (patient's consent is not obtained) is illegal in all countries. Irregular euthanasia (neither patient's wish consent nor violation) is illegal in all countries and is usually considered murder. As of 2006, euthanasia was the most active field of modern bioethics studies. In some countries, there is extensive public conflict on the moral, ethical and legal issues of euthanasia. In many countries passive euthanasia (called "plug-in") may be legal. However, aggressive euthanasia is legally or effectively legal in only a few countries (eg Belgium, Canada, Switzerland), limited to approval by certain circumstances and lawmakers, physicians or other experts It is.