It’s also saying that brain-damaged and demented people just cost too much: what’s happened to medical ethics?
Topic: High Court
A BMJ editorial is now saying that our law should pay less attention to the sanctity of human life, and that lives not worth living should be ended: what’s going on?
Posted on Thursday, 19 July 2012
Ethicist says keeping people alive wastes money
Posted on Thursday, 19 July 2012
A professor has suggested in the BMJ that hydrating and feeding dementia patients ‘skews’ resources
We have taken our identity as a Christian country for granted. Now we must defend it
Posted on Wednesday, 15 February 2012
Clive Bone’s success at the High Court shows that Britain has started to lose its Christian identity
The EU has made its secularism clear: is that now what the judges have done for the UK?
Posted on Wednesday, 2 March 2011
We know about the European Constitution: what has the High Court done to ours?
Adoption agency renews fight to stay open
Posted on Wednesday, 6 October 2010
Catholic Care appeals after Charity Commission twice rejects application to assess only married heterosexuals and single people as adopters
We must be careful to heed the wishes of people with learning disabilities
It is too easy to assume that someone who is dependent on others is incapable of making a meaningful life choice