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September 6, 2026
Right to Life UK Fail to Stop Exit London Meeting
Controversial right-to-die campaigner dubbed ‘Dr Death’ speaks in London to promote his ‘suicide collar’ – but without the device over fears ‘it would get stopped at customs’ by SAMUEL HUDSON. A GP dubbed ‘doctor death’ failed to bring his ‘suicide collar’ into Britain amid fears it would be seized by customs. Hugely controversial Dr Philip […]
February 15, 2026
He knows how he wants to die …
With his research, Boudewijn Chabot (84) provided insight into dying on one’s own terms for the first time. A repeat study of that work was published on Friday. Now that his own end is in sight, he knows that he will stop eating and drinking. “It’s a long goodbye.” This article was written by Haro […]
January 28, 2026
German Prosecutors investigate after death of Florian Willet
Two members of a German euthanasia organisation are alleged to have helped Florian Willet commit suicide, even though he was mentally ill. It is therefore possible that he did not make his decision of his own free will. The Cologne public prosecutor’s office is investigating two people associated with the German Society for Humane Dying […]
December 18, 2025
He pioneered the Right to Die movement but thought it didn’t go far enough
Derek Humphry He pioneered the Right to Die movement but thought it didn’t go far enough. By Katie Engelhart The book was slim and to the point. There was a chapter on how to kill yourself with pills and a plastic bag, and another on death by starvation. Also sections on electrocution, hanging and poisonous […]
November 26, 2025
Further charges over alleged euthanasia ring
A man accused of selling a whale euthanasia drug to a paraplegic man to end his life has been charged with nine additional offences, including aiding the death of an elderly man at Ashmore in 2024. He has also been charged with four counts of supplying dangerous drugs, which include allegedly: offering pentobarbital at meetings […]
October 6, 2025
Court considers the question: should assisted suicide remain a criminal offence?
Coöperatie Laatste Wil (CLW) is facing the state in an appeal this Monday concerning assisted suicide. It is a criminal offence, but they believe it should not be reports Susan Wichgers. Demonstrators from the Steungroep Dappere Burgers (SDB) at the Palace of Justice in The Hague. The demonstrators were supporting a man who was on […]
October 2, 2025
“Assisted suicide is a human right”
Brave Citizens fight for control over end of life: “Assisted suicide is a human right” A sit-in at Utrecht Central Station marks the prelude to next Monday’s appeal by Coöperatie Laatste Wil (Last Will Cooperative) against the State to make assisted suicide legal. “Large groups of people are currently being left out in the cold.” […]
September 21, 2025
Gold Coast euthanasia ring kingpin’s boasts caught on police taps
An undercover operative posing as a suicide candidate helped bust open a $12,000-per-dose euthanasia drug ring operating on the Gold Coast reports Greg Stolz. Explosive new details have been revealed in the case against an accused Gold Coast euthanasia ring, with police phone taps allegedly busting the group’s claimed kingpin boasting about setting up a […]
September 18, 2025
Man accused of selling deadly drugs had the “gift of the gab”
A man accused of selling deadly drugs to elderly residents through a charity had the “gift of the gab”, according to the Gold Coast co-ordinator of a pro-euthanasia organisation. Exit International Gold Coast Chapter co-ordinator Cath Henderson said she first crossed paths with 53-year-old Main Beach man Brett Daniel Taylor some time in 2021. He […]
September 15, 2025
Twelve assisted dying activists go on trial in Paris
On Monday, the trial of 12 elderly members of an organization accused of helping people obtain a lethal drug began in Paris. This comes as lawmakers are considering a bill that could legalize assisted dying under strict conditions. Twelve activists accused of helping people in France to obtain a euthanasia drug illegally went on trial […]
