Law, Immunization and the Right to Die

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Legal appeals and judicial decisions surrounding assisted death are critically examined, highlighting the paternalism that often denies individuals the right to die. By analyzing significant cases from the UK and Canada, the book critiques the socio-political logic of neoliberalism, advocating for minimal interference in personal choices. It proposes a transformative political approach that embraces collective compassion and acknowledges human finitude, urging a shift toward more empathetic legal frameworks regarding assisted dying.