The Netherlands moves to legalise euthanasia for children
It hardly comes as a surprise, but doctors in The Netherlands may soon be able to euthanise children under 12. They are already authorised to euthanise children up to 1 year old old and over 12. And although there is no “right to die” in Spain at the moment, the current coalition government is keen to join the club of countries where euthanasia is legal. Read all about it below.
Michael Cook
Euthanasia on the move.
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