The proposed legislation on assisted dying for terminally ill patients has ignited emotional debates in Britain, as Parliament prepares for a formal vote on the issue.
Assisted dying has been legalized in various Western countries over recent years, raising questions around ethical considerations in England and Wales regarding terminally ill patients.
Recent statistics indicate that in the past 15 years, only four individuals faced successful prosecution regarding assisted suicide in England and Wales, despite numerous referrals.
Looking at the international landscape, several European nations and 10 U.S. states now allow assisted dying, reflecting a significant shift in public and governmental attitudes.
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