Objections Against Legalizing Euthanasia In Hong Kong

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Alma C

 

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March 17, 2016

 

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Euthanasia can be mainly classified into voluntary and involuntary ones. As involuntary euthanasia is conducted in the absence of an individual’s consent, it is believed to be a kind of murder. While voluntary euthanasia is with the person’s direct consent, it is still highly controversial and is the focus of discussion in this essay...
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In June 1995, in response to legislators urging the legalization of euthanasia in Hong Kong like other countries, the Secretary of Health and Welfare Katherine Fok Lo Shiu-ching stated that, “As euthanasia is an issue with moral, ethical, social and legal implications, there is a need to seek views not only within the medical profession, but also from the community” (Tsang, 1998)...
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