Navigating the Assisted Dying Debate

This chapter explores the intricate issues surrounding assisted dying legislation, particularly its implications for disabled individuals. It critiques the contrasting perspectives on civil liberties versus the realities of systemic inequalities, stressing the importance of adequate support instead of hastened end-of-life options. The discussion also highlights the potential dangers of misrepresenting assisted dying as a medical necessity, while calling for a deeper examination of the societal factors that shape these debates.