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Dignity in Dying
[London] [formerly the Voluntary Euthanasia Society (VES)]

World Federation of Right to Die Societies
, including Newsletters from both the World Federation & Right to Die Europe

Euthanasia Research & Guidance Organisation (ERGO) [Oregon USA]

Association pour le Droit de Mourir dans la Dignité
— Luxembourg (ADMD-L ), founded in 1988, a nonpolitical, nonreligious, but independent, humanitarian association working towards legislation on euthanasia & defending the individuals' right to decide about his end-of-life when suffering unbearably with no prospect of improvement

Humanist Society of Scotland A secular voice in Scotland: non-religious funerals, weddings, affirmations, namings

MedicAlert, provide body-worn emblems engraved with personal details & medical information (such as the existence & location of a Living Will or Welfare Power of Attorney) & 24/7 back-up support for a yearly fee

Woodland burials at Craufurdland Woods (near Fenwick, south of Glasgow), who provide ecological rural plots & other arrangements for non-denominational, non-religious, or consecrated interment

Withholding & withdrawing life-prolonging treatments: Good practice in decision-making Guidance from the General Medical Council (GMC)

Irish Living Wills Trust, whose main purpose is to provide a Living Will, free of charge, to every adult throughout Ireland who wants one

Assisted-Suicide Blog Weblog of Derek Humphry, Founder of Hemlock Society

Society for Old Age Rational Suicide Presently, the main objective of SOARS is to begin a campaign to get the law eventually changed in the UK so that very elderly, mentally competent individuals, who are suffering unbearably from various health problems (although none of them is “terminal”) are allowed to receive a doctor’s assistance to die, if this is their persistent choice.

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