General Studies Assessment Abortion and Euthanasia are two controversial topics that share common arguments in the name of law and morality. The Government has faced crucial decision making on either side of each debate and it is difficult to evaluate a moral crisis while in the midst of it, torn by diametrically opposed arguments. But once a moral crisis has resolved itself, even if only partially, it is much easier to look back upon it …showed first 75 words of 1838 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1838 total…getting what they want. “In the euthanasia debate, we should not lose sight of the potential of palliative care to help terminal patients through their suffering”, Nigel Gray from the telegraph writes. “We do not need new laws to comfort and protect such negligent actions; we need education of doctors (and the public) in palliative care, so the "cry for help" of a euthanasia request can be met with skilled compassion, not a lethal injection.”