The Ethical and Societal Risks of Assisted Suicide
by Ram ben Ze'ev The Ethical and Societal Risks of Assisted Suicide Assisted suicide, while often framed as a compassionate response to end-of-life suffering, introduces profound ethical, moral, and societal challenges that cannot be ignored. Proponents argue for autonomy and relief from pain, but the broader implications of legalising assisted suicide extend far beyond individual cases, impacting society's values, medical ethics, and the most vulnerable among us. The Sanctity of Life At the...
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