800,000 French healthcare personnel reject euthanasia

In February, in response to Opinion 139 of the National Ethics Advisory Council of France, thirteen organizations representing 800,000 French health workers rejected euthanasia, including doctors, nurses, auxiliary nurses. They published the document “Can causing death be considered care?”, which denounces the current situation in France in reference to euthanasia. “At a time when the French health…

The death industry is really about money

The death industry is really about money. Clearly it’s cheaper to kill people than to give them health care, palliative care, home care, mental health care, etc. It’s about saving money, and in some cases, it’s even about making money. For example, Dying with Dignity. In 2021 they received $1,653,893 in donations (why would anyone donate to these…

Le vie Forum Européen One of Us tenu à Palerme (Italie) a réuni 400 participants et attribué le prix One of Us 2022 à titre posthume au Pr Jerôme Lejeune pour son “ardente defense de la vie”

La VIe édition du Forum européen One of Us qui s’est tenue du 18 au 20 novembre à Palerme, en Italie, a réuni plus de 400 participants dans cette belle ville italienne. La rencontre a été voulue et organisée conjointement avec le 42e Congrès national du Mouvement pour la Vie italien. Les organisateurs soulignent que…

SYMPOSIUM “Analyzing euthanasia and assisted suicide worldwide”

European Parliament, Brussels november 16th from 9h20 to 16h30 Our countries face increasing pressure to legalize euthanasia or to include new groups in current euthanasia laws. Doctors are increasingly faced with requests from patients to end their lives through euthanasia. Ending the suffering does not imply a right to require a care professional to end…

The World Medical Association remains firmly opposed to euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide

The World Medical Association reiterates its rejection of euthanasia and remains firmly opposed to euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide, as stipulated in the World Medical Association (WMA) Statement on Euthanasia and Physician-Assisted Suicide. Ethically appropriate end-of-life care should routinely promote patient autonomy and shared decision-making, and be respectful of the values of the patient, his or…