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A grandmother’s disputed death has put Canada’s euthanasia regime under fresh scrutiny, as the Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) program passes 100,000 deaths with a further expansion slated for 2027.

An elderly Christian woman’s disputed death under Canada’s MAiD system raises troubling questions about consent, safeguards, family involvement and the value placed on human life.

Italy’s euthanasia debate has reached a troubling new stage, with doctors facing criminal investigation after refusing to participate in assisted suicide.

The Federal Labor Government is proposing to expand assisted suicide via telehealth — a choice to die over a video call, without a doctor ever being in the room. That's not compassion. That's the state deciding your life isn't worth the cost of a face-to-face visit.

Before it was ‘Dignity in Dying’, the euthanasia lobby was founded by a medical eugenicist who called the sick a “useless burden”. That dark history didn't disappear — it was just rebranded.

The UK Parliament has delivered a major victory for the sanctity of life, voting down an assisted suicide bill that opponents warned would have opened the door to the legalised killing of vulnerable people.

Archbishop Fisher accuses ABC of bias in voluntary assisted dying coverage, demands formal investigation into impartiality breaches over telehealth ban debate.

On 24 July, the second day of the Australia Labor Party's National Conference, the delegates decided that the federal laws relating to voluntary assisted dying should change to allow terminally ill patients to use telehealth services.

A new study finds people with multiple myeloma need more than medical treatment, urging doctors to address patients’ emotional, psychological, and spiritual needs alongside clinical care, in the face of impending death.

Hon Maryka Groenewald asked the Cook Government to commit to protecting Christians’ right to express their faith freely. The Attorney General’s office dodged the question, instead pledging “balance” for WA’s “diverse” population.

Kim Leadbeater's Assisted Dying Bill has fallen — but the debate over assisted suicide is far from over. Here's why its defeat may have saved countless vulnerable lives.

Canada's rapidly expanding Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) program is raising ethical alarms as, in some cases, assisted deaths occur within 24 hours of a request. The program’s fast-tracked, clinical approach in Ontario has prompted scrutiny, particularly regarding weakened safeguards for vulnerable patients and the acceleration of state-sanctioned suicide.

Canada leads the world in euthanasia, closely followed by the Netherlands and then Belgium. But as one Australian's heart-breaking testimony of her mother unwillingly receiving the lethal injection shows, Australia is sadly not far behind.

The Scottish Parliament voted 69-57 to reject assisted suicide legislation, a decision welcomed as a victory for human dignity and compassionate end-of-life care.

Compassion is where moral reasoning begins — but it cannot be where it ends. Before we act on our deepest feelings, we must first stop, think, and gather our tools. This is especially important when considering ending a life with euthanasia.

A critique of UK political commentator Matthew Parris challenges his reading of Christ and assisted-suicide advocacy, defending Jesus’ teaching on the poor, and warns that secular “solipsism” undermines compassion, dignity, and the sanctity of life.

A thoughtful critique of youth social media bans, questioning the science, highlighting deeper cultural and spiritual factors, and arguing that family strength and faith—not legislation alone—shape young people’s wellbeing.

Pope Leo XIV has issued a sharp rebuke to JB Pritzker for signing Illinois' assisted suicide bill, revealing he had personally urged the governor to reject it.

In the past few weeks, issues have risen over abortion and assisted suicide which raise great concerns about conscientious objection as governments push to marginalise pro-life positions.

In Western societies, tradition and Christianity have been symbiotic and perhaps for that reason, both are being junked. The disconnect of law and law reform from tradition, Christianity and reason is very evident from current law reform movements.