Bulletin 23
Another informative newsletter, including this year’s meeting dates and most importantly a call to complete our survey by clicking here
Category: Australian
Australian News
Support from National Seniors Australia for action on VAD for the ACT
The ACT Policy Advisory Group (PAG) of National Seniors Australia’s ACT membership undertook a survey of its ACT members in late 2019 to determine their attitudes towards Voluntary Assisted Dying.
Bulletin 22
Another informative newsletter, including this year’s meeting dates and other happenings
Bulletin 21
Another informative newsletter, including this year’s meeting dates and other happenings
Interview with Jeanne Arthur – President, Dying with Dignity ACT
Canadian Atheist’s columnist Scott Douglas Jacobsen talks to Jeanne Arthur, the President of Dying With Dignity ACT. Here we talk about her life, work, and views.
Bulletin 20
Members, meeting dates for this year are in this Bulletin . Please put them in your diary keeping in mind that the 24th of October may be subject to change if our guest speaker cannot make that date. Notices will be sent in advance of the meetings.
Bulletin 19
This 2018 year is ending ambiguously for the ACT Dying with Dignity movement. The pursuit of Federal politicians in Australia to justify their passing the Euthanasia Laws Act which began in April 2 years ago has born some fruit at the international level.
An Open Letter to the Pope
In July 2015 the World Federation of Right to Die Societies (WFRtDS) asked its 50 member societies to identify the most common arguments against voluntary euthanasia. They identified that the main opposition came from religious leaders and religious political parties.
DIGNITAS Newsletter – November 2018
Assisted suicide is still prohibited by law in many countries. Free and responsible citizens continue to be patronised and prevented against their will from ending their suffering and life in a manner they personally consider dignified. Relatives and friends who respect the wish of a seriously ill person to die and who give him or her their support are still being treated as criminals.
DWDACT Submission on End of Life Choices
The DWDACT submission to the Australian Capital Territory’s Legislative Assembly Select Committee on End of Life Choices
Marshall Perron – Address to Asia Pacific Coroners’ Society Conference 2017
In brief, I advocated that coroners should identify a cohort of self-inflicted death by the elderly and the terminally and hopelessly ill that is premature, lonely and usually violent.