Shitty map. Light blue and grey aren’t contradictory to one another. A lot of countries should be both grey and light blue, e.g. Sweden. I assume passive euthanesia means removing something that keeps a patient alive, while active euthanesia means giving a patient something that kills them.
Oportbis on
France is dark blue since June
sambeau on
“All forms of euthanasia illegal” apart from falling out of windows.
Roubbes on
Euthanasia or Euthanamerica?
Capable_Math635 on
in Russia, you can refuse treatment if you are legally capable and all possible consequences have been explained to you, but it seems that refusing treatment is not euthanasia, so why is only Russia red and Kazakhstan blue, although it has almost identical laws, I do not understand
Adventurous_Egg_4999 on
Lol wtf is with Australia?
CybergothiChe on
Uh, what are you doing step-New Zealand?
dziki_z_lasu on
Light blue countries should be differentiated between Passive euthanasia – discontinuation of supporting life, that is illegal in many countries like Poland and Discontinuation of persistent therapy, when it only prolongs suffering without any hope of recovery or even only adding additional discomfort, but continuing all the life support and symptomatic treatment. Also the patient’s refusal of treatment may be considered as a form of euthanasia on demand, but it isn’t. Such a patient in a life threatening situation, will be taken to hospital without the possibility of making a written refusal for example because being uncontious, with cognitive impairment or even not having a time to rethink such a decision and will be treated anyway.
James_1411 on
Why is it bad to have kids in asia?
cynicdutch on
Russian legal form of euthanasia is being sent to the Ukrainian frontlines 😀
Own-Dust-7225 on
So, four options:
1.A and B are legal
2. A is legal
3. B is illegal
4. A and B are illegal
Umm… logic much?
kamikazekaktus on
In russia you could volunteer to become a soldier
Mephistofelessmeik on
In Germany any kind of euthanasia is illegal as far as I know
Resident_Expert27 on
Are there any places where it is mandatory? /s
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Swiss should be dark blue too
Shitty map. Light blue and grey aren’t contradictory to one another. A lot of countries should be both grey and light blue, e.g. Sweden. I assume passive euthanesia means removing something that keeps a patient alive, while active euthanesia means giving a patient something that kills them.
France is dark blue since June
“All forms of euthanasia illegal” apart from falling out of windows.
Euthanasia or Euthanamerica?
in Russia, you can refuse treatment if you are legally capable and all possible consequences have been explained to you, but it seems that refusing treatment is not euthanasia, so why is only Russia red and Kazakhstan blue, although it has almost identical laws, I do not understand
Lol wtf is with Australia?
Uh, what are you doing step-New Zealand?
Light blue countries should be differentiated between Passive euthanasia – discontinuation of supporting life, that is illegal in many countries like Poland and Discontinuation of persistent therapy, when it only prolongs suffering without any hope of recovery or even only adding additional discomfort, but continuing all the life support and symptomatic treatment. Also the patient’s refusal of treatment may be considered as a form of euthanasia on demand, but it isn’t. Such a patient in a life threatening situation, will be taken to hospital without the possibility of making a written refusal for example because being uncontious, with cognitive impairment or even not having a time to rethink such a decision and will be treated anyway.
Why is it bad to have kids in asia?
Russian legal form of euthanasia is being sent to the Ukrainian frontlines 😀
So, four options:
1.A and B are legal
2. A is legal
3. B is illegal
4. A and B are illegal
Umm… logic much?
In russia you could volunteer to become a soldier
In Germany any kind of euthanasia is illegal as far as I know
Are there any places where it is mandatory? /s