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Organ-Harvesting Requested from Those to Be Killed by Euthanasia in Quebec – National Review
Posted: February 3, 2024 at 1:10 pm
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Dogs at Mission shelter at risk of euthanasia due to overcrowding – KRGV
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Six dogs are at risk of being euthanized due to overcrowding, according to the Rio Grande Valley Humane Society.
The shelter is asking the community to help find foster or forever homes for the dogs at their Mission location before Friday, Feb. 2 at 4 p.m.
How can the community help? Adopt, foster, rescue and advocate! We need as many animals out before euthanasia becomes a reality, the shelter stated in a news release.
All adoption fees for dogs are completely waived, and all adopted pets will go home up to date on their vaccinations and other services.
Fostering a pet is always free, the shelter added.
The shelter is located at 227 Abelino Farias St. in Mission. Theyre open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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Decision Made with Regard to a Proposed Referendum on Euthanasia – Hungary Today
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The National Election Office (NVB) has rejected the joint referendum initiative of the opposition party Momentum and Dniel Karsai on end-of-life decisions, reports Index and Magyar Nemzet.
Dniel Karsai himself was not allowed to participate in the vote on the first two questions after Tams Fazekas, a politician of the Prbeszd party and member of the NVB, declared bias on his part. Due to health problems, Karsai was unable to participate in the vote in person.
His brother Pter Karsai relayed that he believes Hungarian voters want to express their opinion on the euthanasia issue, saying
Rbert Sasvri, president of the NVB, refused to certify the questions proposed for the referendum, because in his opinion, they are really about the legal status of assisted suicide. The suggestions basically concern the legislative process and would violate the constitution.
Dniel Karsai. Photo: Facebook
The proposed referendum on euthanasia would have included the following questions:
Karsai, who is currently suffering from other health problems in addition to his underlying illness, thanked Momentum for its support on his social media page on Wednesday, the day before the vote.
Via Index and Magyar Nemzet; Featured Image:Pixabay
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Execution method used on Alabama inmate has pro-euthanasia activists worried – Live Action
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On Thursday, January 25th, an inmate named Kenneth Smith was executed in Alabama using a new execution method: death by nitrogen hypoxia. And a notable euthanasia advocate has condemned it, but only because he claims the execution method is bad publicity for the assisted death movement.
Smith had previously undergone an attempted execution in November of 2022, but the attempts at lethal injection failed. Smiths legal team claimed that attempting to execute him for a second time would equal cruel and unusual punishment, but the day before the execution, the Supreme Court refused to intervene, denying an appeal. Three of the Supreme Court justices dissented, with Justice Sonia Sotomayor writing, Having failed to kill Smith on its first attempt, Alabama has selected him as its guinea pig to test a method of execution never attempted before. The world is watching.
The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Ravina Shamdasani, wrote ahead of the execution that it should be halted, as using a novel and untested method would equal torture or other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment under international human rights law.
Its not that nitrogen gas wont kill you, Dr. Joel Zivot, an associate professor of anesthesiology and surgery at Emory University, told CNN. But will it kill you in a way that would comport with the constitutional requirement that it not be cruel and it not be torture?
Now that Smiths execution has been committed, it appears that his death was, in fact, torturous. Witnesses present for the execution reported a horrific scene: Smith was fitted with a full face mask, and though the nitrogen was said to cause unconsciousness within seconds, Smith remained conscious for several minutes, with the execution overall taking 22 minutes. Smiths convulsions were reportedly so violent that the entire gurney was shaking, while Smiths spiritual advisor Rev. Jeff Hood told the Guardian that even the prison officials were visibly surprised at how bad this thing went.
Marty Roney, a reporter for the Montgomery Advertiser, wrote:
7:57 p.m.
A prisons staff member inside the death chamber approached Smith and checked the seal of the mask. The nitrogen apparently began flowing.
7:57 to 8:01 p.m.
Smith writhed and convulsed on the gurney. He appeared to be fully conscious when the gas began to flow. He took deep breaths, his body shaking violently with his eyes rolling in the back of his head. Hood, standing about 15 feet away, made the sign of the cross several times. Smith clenched his fists, his legs shook under the tightly tucked-in white sheet that covered him from his neck down. He seemed to be gasping for air. The gurney shook several times during this time. Hood removed his eyeglasses and wiped away tears.
8:02 p.m.
Smith appeared to lose consciousness. His chest remained still for about 20 seconds then he took several large gasps for air. There appeared to be saliva or tears on the inside of the facemask. A female witness for Smith sobbed.
8:06 p.m.
Smiths gasping appeared to slow down.
8:07 p.m.
Smith appeared to take his last breath.
8:15 p.m.
The curtains to the witness room were closed.
Though the curtains had been closed, Smith had not yet been pronounced dead, which happened ten minutes later.
Another reporter, Lee Hedgepeth, witnessed the execution firsthand, and said he was shocked at how violent it was. Ive been to four previous executions and Ive never seen a condemned inmate thrash in the way that Kenneth Smith reacted to the nitrogen gas, he told BBCs Newsday. Kenny just began to gasp for air repeatedly and the execution took about 25 minutes total.
Yet Alabama Department of Corrections Commissioner John Q. Hamm downplayed what happened, saying nothing was out of the ordinary from what we were expecting. Hamm also tried to claim the violent convulsions were due to Smith struggling against his restraints. The state of Alabama had claimed that death by nitrogen hypoxia would be painless and quick yet Smiths execution casts serious doubt on that claim.
And its for that exact reason that Philip Nitschke, a notorious euthanasia advocate, is angry.
Nitrogen hypoxia kills a person by depriving their body of the oxygen necessary to live, causing asphyxiation and death; the person is essentially suffocated. Its an assisted death method frequently championed by Nitschke which is why he was so adamantly opposed to Smiths execution; it would show the world firsthand what death by euthanasia is actually like.
In a statement, Nitschke complained that Smiths execution will set the right to die movement back 20 years.
READ: Cancer treatment backlog leads Canadian man to request euthanasia which he got in two days
Nitrogen hypoxia has been advocated for over 15 years by the right to die movement as an effective way to obtain a quick, peaceful and reliable Do It Yourself (DIY) death, he said. Elderly people around the world are now asking whether they should reconsider their plan to use this method and asking where the truth lies. They want to know why the Alabama experiment has prompted such negative reaction? What has been missed in the discussion is that there is a huge difference between when a person immerses him/herself in an oxygen-free environment using an open Exit bag because they want to die, and the planned closed system of the facemask that Alabama wants to use. In the Alabama experiment, the condemned prisoner has a mask forcibly strapped to their face and is then expected to cooperate in their own death!
So for Nitschke, it is only the use of a bag that makes a difference completely ignoring the fact that the person is still being suffocated until they die, regardless of how the nitrogen hypoxia is carried out. Nevertheless, Nitschkes statement insists that nitrogen hypoxia is a highly effective, peaceful and reliable method of elective death.
Many of the drugs used in assisted suicide and euthanasia are the same as the drugs used in executions, and they are much more violent than they seem; the patient is given a paralytic first, so they cannot respond as they die, giving the appearance of a peaceful death. Yet in actuality, the drugs often cause pulmonary edema, in which the patient essentially drowns in their own bodily fluids. With nitrogen hypoxia, the person is suffocated. Despite the quick and painless narrative, these methods of dying are far more gruesome than is let on.
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28-year-old Dutch woman dies by euthanasia after documenting her battle with ‘chronic fatigue syndrome’ – The New Indian Express
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Canada delays plans to make euthanasia on the grounds of mental illness alone legal – Right To Life UK
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The Canadian Government has delayed plans to make euthanasia and assisted suicide legal on the grounds of mental illness alone.
In December 2022, the Government announced their plan to introduce legislation enabling assisted suicide and euthanasia for those whose sole underlying medical condition is a mental illness. This legislation was introduced in 2023, and the law was expected to come into force in March 2024.
However, late last month the Canadian Health Minister Mark Holland announced that the system is at this time not ready to make euthanasia and assisted suicide legal on the grounds of mental illness alone.
Yesterday, following the announcement, legislation was introduced so that euthanasia and assisted suicide would be legal on the grounds of mental health alone in March 2027.
Not prepared for the change in law
We need more time, Holland said. Although the curriculum is present, although the guidelines are set, there has not been enough time for people to be trained on them, and provinces and territories are saying their systems are not ready and need more time.
A special joint committee was created in April 2021, which was subsequently directed to assess the degree of preparedness attained for a safe and adequate application of [euthanasia and assisted suicide] where mental disorder is the sole underlying medical condition. The report from the committee raised several concerns about the proposed law change on the basis of testimonies from healthcare professionals including psychiatrists.
These concerns included the difficulty of accurately predicting the long-term prognosis of a person with a mental disorder, the challenge of distinguishing between a reasoned wish to die and suicidality, and the availability of enough trained practitioners, especially psychiatrists, to provide assessments for applicants.
Canadian legislation on assisted suicide has rapidly expanded since its introduction.
In 2021, the Canadian Parliament repealed the requirement that the natural death of those applying for assisted suicide be reasonably foreseeable. This took place only five years after the original legislation allowing euthanasia and assisted suicide was passed in 2016.
Since then, the numbers of people ending their lives by assisted suicide or euthanasia have increased significantly. In 2022, the number of people who ended their lives by euthanasia or assisted suicide increased by 31.2% from the previous year, accounting for 4.1% of all deaths in Canada.
According to the latest report on assisted suicide and euthanasia from Health Canada, 13,241 people ended their lives by euthanasia or assisted suicide in 2022. There were 3,149 more deaths than in 2021, which had also seen a more than 30% increase from the year before.
Compared to the previous year, the number of instances of euthanasia or assisted suicide in which death of the person was not reasonably foreseeable more than doubled.
A total of 44,958 people have ended their lives by assisted suicide or euthanasia in Canada since legislation making it legal was passed in 2016.
Non-medical concerns
In 2022, as in 2021, a large percentage of people who ended their lives in Canada through euthanasia or assisted suicide did so for non-medical reasons.
According to the report, 86.3% of individuals requesting assisted suicide or euthanasia in 2022 cited the loss of ability to engage in meaningful activities and 81.9% cited the loss of ability to perform activities of daily living among their reasons for wanting to die.
17.1% cited loneliness as their reason for wanting to end their lives, while 35.3% were concerned about being a burden on family, friends or caregivers.
Spokesperson for Right To Life UK Catherine Robinson said: The euthanasia system in Canada is a disaster and extending it to people on the grounds of mental illness alone would have only made things worse.
Importantly, as the joint committee discovered, it is impossible to distinguish between a reasoned wish to die and suicidality. This is because there is no real difference. Delaying euthanasia on the grounds of mental illness alone will not change this fact, and the whole idea should be dropped. People with mental illnesses need support and assistance to live, not to die.
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‘My last day will be Saturday – Woman, 28, shares harrowing post before euthanasia – The Mirror
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Family with children suffering from rare disease seeks euthanasia | Kerala | Onmanorama – Onmanorama
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MAiD for mental illness must be stopped, not paused, Catholic and legal experts say – The B.C. Catholic
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Archbishop J. Michael Miller welcomed the federal governments decision to pause the introduction of assisted dying for individuals suffering from mental illness, but expressed dismay that it still intends to expand access in the future.
The Archbishop was reacting to an announcement by federal Health Minister Mark Holland that the government would extend the deadline for making euthanasia available for individuals whose sole medical condition is mental illness.
Holland said on Jan. 29 that more time is needed to prepare for the move but told media the implementation is only being delayed. Earlier in the day, Parliaments Special Joint Committee on Medical Assistance in Dying recommended delaying the expansion of euthanasia for mental disorders for a year.
The committee said Canada is unprepared for the measure and recommended postponing it until it can be safely and adequately provided.
On Feb. 1, the government introduced legislation to delay the expansion of MAiD for mental illness by three years, freeing the Liberal government from having to deal with the issue before the next federal election.
Archbishop Miller welcomed the Jan., 29 decision to delay the expansion but was disappointed by the ministers indication that he plans to proceed. He said the government had already delayed the measure last year to allow more time to prepare for it.
Now, its admitting there still hasnt been enough preparation, the Archbishop said. There will never be enough preparation for taking the lives of individuals suffering from mental illness, and Canadians have repeatedly said they want to see improved mental health care for mental illness, not death.
Echoing the Archbishops observation was Rebecca Vachon of think tank Cardus, who, although pleased that both the joint committee and the health minister were aligned on delaying the expansion of MAiD, said an indefinite pause is needed.
As Cardus indicated in its own brief to the committee, not only are there inherent problems with reporting and oversight in the current provision of euthanasia, further expansion would be irresponsible given the existing barriers and gaps in mental health care, she said.
A fall 2023 poll by the Angus Reid Institute and Cardus found only 28 per cent of Canadian supported the expansion, while 82 said any expansion should be conditional on improved mental health care.
Vachon said the government has to address current issues with euthanasia. The governments priority should be measures that help Canadians live with dignity, including ensuring universally available, high-quality palliative care, as well as addressing needs like housing and support for those with physical disabilities and mental disorders.
Phil Horgan, lawyer and special counsel to the Catholic Civil Rights League, questioned the governments language in announcing the delay.
The joint committee and the minister commented on the system not being ready for the proposed expansion. We hope that after 57,000 deaths in seven years this legislation be recognized as an unbearable and grisly expansion. The system has gone far beyond anything contemplated by our Supreme Court. Perhaps some humility is in order.
Groups battling the federal governments expansion of assisted suicide to the mentally ill say the delay announced Jan. 29 is no cause to claim victory, and a top health law expert warns grimly its the unelected Senate that might force Canadians to accept medical killing of the mentally ill.
Trudo Lemmens, a professor in health law at the University of Toronto and one of the legal experts invited to present to Parliaments special joint committee on MAiD, cautioned that zealous individual senators could act even if the Trudeau government loses its political appetite for the fight over MAiD expansion.
We will have to see how the Senate reacts since some senators have shown a remarkably zealous commitment to expansion, and may try to block at the Senate level a law implementing the (joint committees) recommendations, said Lemmens.
An advocate for Indigenous people opposed to pushing MAiD further emphasizes the fight is far from won just because of a pause in the legislative action.
Its not like a win or anything, Neil Belanger, director of the British Columbia Aboriginal Network on Disability Society (BCANDS), said. If its shut down for two years, youll have those pro-MAID groups working for two years.
Belanger warned that advocates for doctor-delivered death can be counted on to unleash a full-court public relations press aimed at pressuring Ottawa to proceed with the now-paused legal expansion.
These guys will take whatever time they get, and theyll be planning a better strategy, he predicted. Theyll do their PR work, and theyll hope that its out of sight, out of mind for people. And largely it will be.
Hundreds of briefs submitted to the committee reveal strong arguments for a permanent pause to the inclusion of mental illness as grounds for MAiD.
Lemmens, along with two other legal experts, noted in their brief that there is no positive right to MAiD pursuant to permissive federal criminal law. The National Association of Catholic Nurses Canada wrote that no attempts at readiness can overcome basic problems with the concept.
A new Toronto Star investigation says Canada is outpacing every other country in the world in the speed at which euthanasia is growing. In the past two years, more people have died through Canadas MAiD regime than in any other nation in the world, the Toronto Star research found.
With files from Anna Farrow, Canadian Catholic News
By Quinton Amundson
Christian lawyer Lia Milousis hopes a votable resolution she and colleague Kerri Froc have submitted to the Canadian Bar Association will deliver an influential signal that further expansion of MAiD should be abandoned entirely.
Milousis and Frocs motion calls on the bar association, which represents over 38,000 lawyers, judges, notaries, law teachers and students, to execute three actions: withdraw prior statements supporting MAiD for those whose only underlying medical condition is a psychiatric condition; urge the federal government not to proceed with MAiD for people solely living with a mental illness unless and until there is a reliable method to determine if such conditions are irremediable; and implore federal, provincial and territorial organizations to prioritize advancing, developing and funding mental health support.
Milousis said the motion, to be presented at the bar associations annual general meeting on Feb. 8, would essentially correct a misinterpretation of a position adopted at the 2016 annual general meeting in the aftermath of theSupreme Court decision that shaped Canadas original MAiD law Bill C-14.At that time, members agreed that a person who otherwise qualified for euthanasia having a grievous, irremediable medical condition and reasonable foreseeability of natural death should not be barred from MAiD because they also had a psychiatric condition.
I struggle to think that members who voted in 2016 were voting with individuals whose only underlying medical condition was mental illness in mind, said Milousis. Really, this was about saying if you have terminal cancer and you would otherwise qualify for medical assistance in dying and you also happen to have an anxiety order or depression, that depression should not prevent you from proceeding with this decision...
Milousis said the way the resolution has since been interpreted has been a source of deep concern for me and many of my colleagues.
She said MAiD advocates in the bar association have increasingly made submissions in support of including mental illness to qualify for euthanasia. Some of my colleagues and I both believe this is contrary to the Carter decision and outside the scope of the resolution.
The Carter decision is the 2015 Supreme Court of Canada judgment that Criminal Code prohibitions against physician-assisted suicide were unconstitutional.
The authors of the 2024 resolution support their position by citing a 2018 Council of Canadian Academies report that found there is no medical consensus regarding the irremediability of psychiatric conditions.
Another finding in the Council of Canadian Academies document cited by Milousis and Froc is that marginalized populations, including women, Indigenous communities, LGBT individuals, and youth, experience or are at risk of experiencing mental disorders at disproportionate rates.
They argue, permitting medical assistance in dying for those whose sole underlying medical condition is a psychiatric condition would have a disproportionate, gendered impact and risks violating section 15 of the (Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedom). Section 15 of the Charter declares, Every individual is equal before and under the law and has the right to the equal protection and equal benefit of the law without discrimination and, in particular, without discrimination based on race, national or ethnic origin, colour, religion, sex, age or mental or physical disability.
The solution that these (marginalized) communities have repeatedly asked for are increased mental health supports and additional funding to help these individuals, Milousis said, but in the midst of that cry and desire, the government is saying, well, we dont have those supports available, but we will allow you to access medical assistance in dying.
I find that deeply concerning and disrespectful of what folks in these communities have asked for.
Milousis and Froc are on the CBAs Constitutional and Human Rights Sections executive team, which already voted to endorse the resolution.
The CBA has gone too far in their advocacy, and we need to rein things back in on this issue and focus on what the Supreme Court said in (the Carter decision), Milousis said.
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