A father in Canada fights to save his daughter from assisted suicide due to her autism, highlighting the expansion of eligibility for euthanasia in the country.
Key Points
Father fights legal battle to save daughter from assisted suicide
Daughter with autism deemed eligible for MAiD despite having no terminal illness
The case brings attention to the blurred lines between physical and mental illness in assisted suicide eligibility
Pros
Raises awareness about the slippery-slope expansion of categories of patients deemed eligible for euthanasia
Sheds light on the challenges of enforcing safeguards for euthanasia
Cons
Controversial topic of assisted suicide and the ethical implications
Concerns about vulnerable individuals being deemed eligible for assisted suicide