Tag: Human Dignity
Q&A with Fr John Flader: Dignity the key in handling death
When my grandmother was dying, our family was confused about the morality of giving or withholding certain treatments suggested by the doctors. Does the...
Religious leaders express sadness at suicide
Religious leaders and pro-life advocates have expressed sadness over news of the death of the first Victorian person under the state’s assisted suicide law...
Slavery survivor tells of ordeal
Cambodian author and artist Vannak Anan Prum is lucky to have survived his slavery ordeal.
Robert Assaf: Care neutralises euthanasia
Growing up in today’s society, the topic of suicide and mental health is at the forefront of the minds of governments and the public.
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Women’s advocates slam brothel push
Prominent advocates say the Northern Territory government has been blinded by sex industry interests.
Summer in the Forest review: A privileged glimpse of Jean Vanier
The documentary Summer in the Forest (Abramorama) is filmmaker Randall Wright’s gentle, loving portrait of a man with those same qualities, Canadian advocate for...
Church leads modern slavery fight
Companies and large faith-based organisations need to understand their compliance obligations under the Modern Slavery Act says John McCarthy QC.
