Micro-Activity #11: Developing Research Questions

the topic is assisted dying

Covid-19: Assisted dying travel allowed during lockdown, says Hancock. (2020, November 05). Retrieved November 06, 2020, from https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-54823490

• Assisted dying is a issue in most of the country’s around export Switzerland.
• Most of the country’s have band traveling without reasonable excuse but Matt Hancock thinks that assisted dying is a reasonable excuse to travel out of UK.
• Jane Parker an elderly civilian of UK who is diagnosed with a disease that is killing her slowly but she wants to choose where and how she dies.
• Hancock stated that anyone in the UK ill and only have six months or less to live they can travel to Switzerland to end their live during this pandemic.

Summary: Assisted dying is a debatable issue around the world some people thinks that is it not right to take your own life and some thinks that you can do anything you want with your life. Some countries allows euthanasia: when a person that is diagnosed with illness or something that is irreversible it gives them painless death. it is legal in countries like Netherlands, Belgium, Colombia, Luxembourg and Canada. Countries that allows Assisted dying are Switzerland, Germany, Japan, and in the US states of Washington, Oregon, Colorado, Vermont, Montana, Washington DC, and California.

1. Why people needs others permission to do what they wants to do their life?
2. Do people have freedom if they can’t choose who they want to die if they have the chance?
3. If a person and their family members are ok with the process why should they be stopped from doing so?
4. if a person lives in a independent country, why can’t they do as something they and their family want?