EU judges on track to legalize suicide on demand?

BOB UNRUH wnd.com Judges in the European Union are on track to legalize suicide-on-demand through the case of a healthy Swiss woman who decided she wanted to die and sued when doctors refused to prescribe poison. The dispute is between Alda Gross and her Swiss government, which already allows doctor-prescribed death under certain circumstances. Gross decided she wanted to die but could not find a doctor prepared to prescribe the poison, sodium pentobarbital. Swiss law requires that a doctor do an examination and prescribe the drug for people wanting to kill themselves. Swiss courts had ruled that restrictions placed on the drug are there to prevent abuse and cannot be overridden without a medical prescription. However, a sub-panel of the European Court of Human Rights said the ruling violated the demand in the European Convention on Human Rights to respect the “private life” of an individual. to read more click here: wnd.com