right to die
human right according to which every person should have free ability to end one's existence and become dead by oneself or with other's help
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right to die
Summary
right to die is a rights[1]. It draws 5,262 Wikipedia views per month (rights category, ranking #1,425 of 22).[2]
Key Facts
- right to die's instance of is recorded as rights[3].
- right to die's main regulatory text is recorded as Universal Declaration of Human Rights[4].
- right to die is a type of social movement[5].
- right to die is a type of political movement[6].
- right to die is a type of reply[7].
- right to die is part of human rights[8].
- right to die is part of patients' rights[9].
- right to die's foundational text is recorded as Genesis 2:17[10].
- right to die is the opposite of prohibition of death[11].
- right to die's facet of is recorded as availability of the human body[12].
- right to die's facet of is recorded as decision making[13].
- right to die's facet of is recorded as philosophy of suicide[14].
- right to die's connects with is recorded as euthanasia[15].
- right to die's connects with is recorded as assisted suicide[16].
- right to die's connects with is recorded as dignified death[17].
- right to die's connects with is recorded as refusal of medical assistance[18].
- right to die's connects with is recorded as life support system[19].
- right to die's in opposition to is recorded as consistent life ethic[20].
- right to die's in opposition to is recorded as right to life[21].
- right to die's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as WikiProject Human rights[22].
- right to die's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as WikiProject Death[23].
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Definition and Type
right to die's instance of is recorded as rights[3]. Recorded subclass of include social movement[5], political movement[6], and reply[7]. It is the opposite of prohibition of death[11].
Use and Application
Part of include human rights[8], a convention[24] and patients' rights[9].
Why It Matters
right to die draws 5,262 Wikipedia views per month (rights category, ranking #1,425 of 22).[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 20 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[25] It is known by 54 alternative names across languages and contexts.[26]