A former professor of medical ethics has called for all forms of euthanasia to be legalised.
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A former professor of medical ethics has called for all forms of euthanasia to be legalised.
A mother seeking damages from a health authority has claimed doctors breached a “warranty” by failing to abort one of her twins.
A man left paralysed after a racist attack in Germany says he is arranging for help to end his life.
A woman who claimed she helped her terminally ill aunt die in a so-called “mercy killing” faces charges of wasting police time, it has emerged.
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Colombia’s first legal abortion has taken place after the deeply-Catholic nation legalised the procedure in May.