should euthanasia be legalized in philippines essay

Legalizing Voluntary & Non-Voluntary Euthanasia in the Philippines: A Utilitarian Perspective

October 2020

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Philippines considers euthanasia bill

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The Philippine Senate is considering a controversial bill that could make the staunchly Catholic country the first in the world to legalise euthanasia.

The bill–part of a 16 point bill of patients' rights–has already undergone its first reading, and the second reading will start after the Senate session resumes in late July. It must pass three readings with a two thirds majority and then be ratified by President Fidel Ramos before it can be incorporated into law.

Senate health …