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Essay from the year 2015 in the subject Sociology - Medical Care, , course: ENGLISH 102, language: English, abstract: Despite the fact that the Kenyan government refuses people the "right" to end their own lives, death is usually slow, painful, and undignified. Therefore, this essay focusses on the question if the government should help reduce that pain and indignity both for patients and their loved ones by legalizing mercy killing.
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- PublisherGRIN Publishing
- Publication date2015
- ISBN 10 3656924996
- ISBN 13 9783656924999
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- Number of pages18
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