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Statue of the blindfolded goddess of justice Themis or Justitia, against an European flag, as a legal concept

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Author
Wesley J. Smith

Date
June 15, 2024

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Euthanasia, Health Care, Human Rights, Suicide by Physician

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, assisted suicide, Dobbs v Jackson, European Court of Human Rights, euthanasia, Glucksberg v. Washington, Human Rights, Hungary, Karsai v Hungary, national review, Oviedo Convention, physician-assisted death, roe v wade, self-killing, suicide by physician, terminally ill, Vacco v Quill, Wesley J. Smith}

European Court: Assisted Suicide Not a Human Right

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June 15, 2024

Euthanasia, Health Care, Human Rights, Suicide by Physician}

Back in 1997, the euthanasia movement tried to gain an assisted-suicide Roe v. Wade. It didn’t work out. The Supreme Court instead ruled in Glucksberg v. Washington 9–0 that there is no constitutional right to assisted suicide. Now, some 27 years later, the European Court of Human Rights has issued a similar ruling. Read More ›