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NYT: Euthanasia Law Passes in Australia for First Time

Posted on November 30, 2017 by Andrea Salcedo

I believe this story resonates with the rest of the world and reflects how foreign reporting is basically reporting on humans with differences but also many similarities in another part of the world. Australia is not the first and only … Continue reading →

Posted in human rights, survival, Uncategorized | Tagged Australia, euthanasia law, Foreign reporting | Leave a comment

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NYT: Euthanasia Law Passes in Australia for First Time

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