… euthanasia of newborns with severe anomalies or unusual prematurity, but they cannot eliminate
it. In the Netherlands, voluntary active euthanasia … premature and severely ill newborns. …

… is to prevent uncontrolled and unjustified euthanasia and if we are to discuss the issue
publicly and thus further develop norms regarding euthanasia in newborns. With that aim, we …

… may occasionally be needed when there is severe injury and … intensive care of severely ill
newborn infants. In every institution, … However, euthanasia of newborn infants is not compatible …

… In the countries where euthanasia in adults was not practiced, stopping or withholding of …
where both euthanasia and stopping/withholding of treatment in newborn infants are practiced. …

… cases of terminally ill infants, nonvoluntary euthanasia is ethically … terminally ill infants, and
therefore hastening the infants' … against euthanasia even in the case of terminally ill patients. …

… given to 75 seriously ill infants during a period of four years. These infants were seriously
handicapped so that withdrawal of treatment was discussed. 26 infants had severe acquired …

… The care of severely ill newborns can be extremely burdensome for both parents and …
make this voluntary request, we use DELN for what others would call neonatal euthanasia. …

… newborn euthanasia in severely ill newborns, published in 2005. Before publication, an
estimated 20 cases of euthanasia … the dividing line between euthanasia and palliative care. New …

Active ending of the life of a newborn baby is a crime. Yet its clandestine practise is a reality
in several European countries. In this paper, we defend the necessity to institute a proper …

… “We think that some infants with severe disabilities should be … believes that Singer harbors
no ill will towards the disabled … -adjusted chronically ill individual’s life doesn’t have severe …