Denying right to euthanasia

Description

Denying the right to euthanasia involves implementing legal, medical, and institutional measures to prohibit assisted dying. This strategy aims to protect vulnerable individuals from coercion, uphold the sanctity of life, and prevent potential abuses within healthcare systems. Practical actions include enforcing laws against euthanasia, promoting palliative care alternatives, and providing support for patients and families, thereby addressing concerns about involuntary death and ensuring ethical standards in end-of-life care.

Claim

If euthanasia is allowed, people who are natives (true peers) ought to judge whether it is permitted in a particular case. In other words, if you were quadriplegic and wanted to commit suicide, then you would have to sit down in front of a panel of ten quadriplegics, discuss it with them and receive authorization if they agree it is appropriate for you.