The Future for DWDACT – AGM 21 Presentation
This speech weaves three strands of my experiences in the Dying with Dignity movement; the personal, political and intellectual.
Category: Resources
Territory Rights Fail to be restored once again.. See why in this analysis by Jeanne Arthur, President of DWDACT
See how parliamentarians voted on the Restoring Territory Rights Bill in August 2018
The Canadian Medical Association and Voluntary Assisted Dying – An Example For Others
The new CMA policy and other action of the Canadian Medical Association related to voluntary assisted dying provide an example of responsible, professional and principles-based policy and action which should be emulated by the Australian Medical Association (AMA) and other medical groups in Australia. The CMA policy and other related…
Euthanasia Politics in the Australian State and Territorial Parliaments
Alison Plumb has submitted a thesis for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy of The Australian National University on Euthanasia Politics in the Australian State and Territorial Parliaments. The issue of voluntary euthanasia has a turbulent history in the state and territorial parliaments. Since the passage of the Euthanasia Laws…
The President’s speech for the World Federation Right to Die Societies Conference; Reframing Suicide, An Elective Death and Human Rights
The address given by the President of Dying With Dignity ACT, Jeanne Arthur, to the The World Federation of Right to Die Societies Conference in Chicago 2014
Response from the Commissioner to the DWD ACT Inc. Submission
The response from the ACT Human Rights Commission on the submission made by Dying With Dignity ACT on our human rights and an elective death.