Jackson on Euthanasia in the UK
10Jan09
Prof. Emily Jackson of the London School of Economics offers a perspective on euthanasia legislation in the UK.
Filed under: Applied Ethics, Assisted Suicide, Ethics, Euthanasia, Normative Ethics, Suffering | Leave a Comment
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