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EUTHANASIA: AN ISSUE THAT REFUSES TO DIE The presentation and debate took place in the historic Houses of Parliament in Westminster 20 ESHA MAGAZINE JANUARY 2012
EUTHANASIA: AN ISSUE THAT REFUSES TO DIE died from euthanasia and quoted words from her father saying ‘the cancer was destructive. It ruined her body. We helped her. She died in dignity surrounded by people who loved her. It has been good. For our hero Guusje.’ Johan Lindberg, from Sweden, concluded with a speech against the motion saying ‘Where do we draw the line between legal euthanasia, and murder’ as well as ‘Euthanasia should not be legalised because it could lead to dangerous consequences and increasing the moral decay of society.’ Jacomijn Guijt, from the Nether lands, was in favour of the motion and concluded by saying ‘We are not in favour of death, we are in favour of life…we should be able to say stop when life cannot offer anything more.’ To decide whether the motion should be passed or not, Greg Clark showed the students how to vote in parliament. First of all, he asked who was in favour and who was against the motion in order to try to decide which side had the most votes. It was not possible to tell this so he called for division. He chose two people from each side to count the members in favour and against the motion so that it couldn’t be biased. The result of the vote was ‘the aye to the left 15, the no’s to the right 12’ so the ‘parliament’ had approved the motion. The day was successful and the students learnt a lot, not only about euthanasia, but also how to debate in the House of Commons. All of the students were from different nations and this experience taught them to speak professionally and confi dently as well as learning about different customs and cultures. ESHA MAGAZINE JANUARY 2012 21
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