Euthanasia

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Abstract

The paper gives a historical overview, and describes psychosociological constellation and tactics of the euthanasia movement. Further, medicosocial experiment and medicolegal engineering which preceded it and followed it are presented on the example of euthanasia in The Netherlands. Legal, ethical, formally logical and psychological arguments against euthanasia are presented. The article concludes with the opinion that it was the duty of the World Medical Association to protect medical profession with the procedure of demedicalization of euthanasia, and to appropriately punish the Royal Dutch Medical Society for breaking professional ethical codex in its essential part, which is the basis of the very identity of medical profession.

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Zurak, N. (2001). Euthanasia. Lijecnicki Vjesnik, 123(1–2), 39–46. https://doi.org/10.59793/ijcp.v35i3.1092

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