Ever since assisted suicide was legalized in Oregon, disability groups have been vigilant for other states' getting too close to the pro-death idea. They're doing so again in Massachusetts.
Disability Rights Group Announces Opposition to Massachusetts Assisted Suicide Initiative
On Thursday, December 8 at 12:30 p.m. at the Massachusetts State House, disability rights advocates, speaking as part of a new group they are calling Second Thoughts, publicly announced their opposition to a proposed assisted suicide 2012 ballot initiative in Massachusetts. Led by Boston disability activist John Kelly, with members from a number of the state’s centers for independent living run by people with disabilities, the group plans to add its voice to the growing and diverse opposition to the initiative. more
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