assisted dying
This New Zealander is Spending His Final Days Fighting for the Right to Die
When New Zealand goes to the polls next month, the country will become the first in the world to let its people decide whether or not euthanasia should be decriminalised.
The Painful Battle for a Painless Death
Omid suffers from a rare nervous system disorder that will slowly and painfully kill him. He's crowdfunding a legal challenge for the right to die how he wants.
Assisted Death Was the Best Option For My Grandmother
I got a text from my sister: On Friday, our Oma was going to die.
Will New Zealand Legalise Voluntary Euthanasia?
A new Bill means the right to assisted dying will soon be debated by parliament.
Now That Two Thirds of New Zealanders Support Euthanasia, Is it Time To Change the Law?
Since the death of euthanasia campaigner Lecretia Seales, public opinion seems to have reached a tipping point but the political will is slow to catch up.
Canada legalized assisted suicide, but there aren't enough doctors to keep up with demand
In the western province of Alberta, provincial officials are trying to find more doctors willing to offer assisted dying.
News of Zealand: Prisoners Are Being Jailed too Long and Wow, That Was a Rainy Weekend
Plus, a hairdresser, fashion designer and gang member are charged with running a cocaine ring in Auckland.
Everything You Need to Know About Canada’s Messy Euthanasia Debate
The big vote on assisted dying legislation was slated for Thursday in Canada's House of Commons, but an altercation involving Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and a female legislator the previous day means it could be delayed.
Canada Has Unveiled Its Plan to Let Sick People Die by Physician-Assisted Suicide
"It was not a question of whether we were going to move forward with medical-assisted dying, it was a question of how," Canada's justice minister said on Thursday.
Watch Host Vikram Gandhi Debrief Our VICE on HBO Episode ‘Right to Die’
Vikram Gandhi reports from the Netherlands, California and Oregon to investigate the moral, political and personal questions about how we end our lives.
The Comedy in Dying: Talking to 'Dr. Death' About His Euthanasia Stand-Up Show
"I don't know how it rates in terms of laughs per minute."
'I Believe in My Human Right to Dignity': British Man's Suicide Reignites Euthanasia Debate
Jeffrey Spector traveled to Switzerland with his family to commit suicide, as UK politicians prepare to debate changing laws on assisted dying that campaigners say are cruel and outdated.