Euthanasia/Assisted Suicide and People With Disabilities

• Why Assisted Suicide Must Not Be Legalized
  
• Framing the Debate: Assisted Suicide and Disability (2009)
  
• Assisted SuicideThe Point of No Return (2009)
  
• NY Times: Montana Court to Rule on Assisted Suicide Case (2009)
  
• Why Disability Rights Activists Oppose Physician Assisted Suicide (2006)
  
• Nurse Protests University of Minnesota's Invitation to Infanticide Promoter (2006)
  
• Princeton University Student Petition Protesting Peter Singer's Hiring
  
• Disabled Activists Oppose California Assisted Suicide Bill (2006)
  
• "Fear of Being Disabled Drives Advocates of Assisted-Suicide Bill" by Ron Amundson, Ph.D., Professor of Philosophy at the University of Hawaii at Hilo (2002)
  
• Who Decides There's No Hope?: Euthanasia and Disabilities
  
• The Illusion of Safety Through Segregation
  
• European Disability Rights Groups Confront the "Slippery Slope" of Euthanasia (2002)
  
• Persecution of People with Disabilities in Nazi Germany (Regent University)
  
• Article: “Useless Eaters: Disability as a Genocidal Marker in Nazi Germany” by Mark P. Mostert, PhD (2002)
  

  " Assisted suicide has been marketed to the American public as a step toward increasing individual freedom, but choice is an empty slogan in a world full of pressures on people with chronic illnesses and disabilities. ." ... Diane Coleman, founder and president of Not Dead Yet.

  
  

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