… or passive euthanasia to be characterised as voluntary the patient … voluntary choices. The
natural conclusion to draw from this is that there can be no suchthing as voluntary euthanasia, …

… voluntary euthanasia around the world is therefore very much in flux. This essay reviews
ethical arguments regarding voluntary euthanasia … of making such choices, then someone else …

… of 'voluntary euthanasia'. This article provides an overview and clarification of some of the
key ethical … should also include respecting that person's choice of when to die. Advocates of …

… Consider a person in a jurisdiction who permits voluntary euthanasia. Imagine that this …
In this case we have a choice. We can either modify the account of the initial situation or we …

… nor by reason of ignorance (Aristotle, Nicomachean Ethics III.1). While there may be reasons
… We argue that consideration of the patient’s interests, including autonomy and free-choice if …

… Public opinion already favours the legalization of voluntary active euthanasia (VAE) of this
… incompetent to be able to conceptualize such a choice, much less demand it. Such patients …

… because they do not understand the consequence of this choice would be infants, severely
… medical choices.' Outside of Belgium and the Netherlands, 6 NVE has been largely excluded …

… I am referring to health care lawyers like Leenen and patients' organizations such as the
Dutch Society for Voluntary Euthanasia.Moreover, as shown in section 4, TPAV can in fact give …

… One central ethical contention in support of voluntary euthanasia is that … choices as long
as those choices do not result in harm to others. Respect for people’s autonomous choices is …

… push for voluntary euthanasia, while also addressing the dangers of vitalism, or life-worship. …
This is ‘contrary to the Aristotelian dictum that ethics is only as precise as the subject matter …