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sociology (medical sociology (euthanasia :star: (impact (medical…

- - - - belief
        
        buddhism
        
        against - law of karma
        
        christian
        
        against - Human life bears God’s image and it is not for us to terminate.
        
        hinduism
        
        against - law of doing no harm
        
        muslim
        
        against - God chooses how long each person lives
    - - law
        
        legal
        
        Belgium, Canada, Colombia, Luxembourg, The Netherlands, Switzerland, and in six US States (California, Colorado, Montana, Oregon, Vermont and Washington State)
    - - Thailand
        
        not legalize
        
        Because Thai laws are partly influenced by Buddhism
        
        allowance in Section 12 for a person to make a “living will in writing” to refuse resuscitation or medical treatments that would only prolong his/her terminal state of life.
      - international
        
        legal in very few places in the world
    - - society
        
        damage the foundational societal value of respect for human life
      - politic
        
        legalization of euthanasia would divide people with different opinion even more
      - medical
        
        hippocratic oath
        
        euthanasia make physician involve in the infliction of death on those for whom they provide care and treatment.
        
        medical ethic
    - - a homeopathic remedy doesn’t actively induce death but puts the patient at ease, not by drugging them but by ameliorating their symptoms.
      - how is it different from euthanasia?
        
        homeopathic patient dies with consciousness.
    - - against religious belief
      - ill patient would feel pressured to killed themselve