The World Federation, founded in 1980, consists of 38 right to die organizations from 23 countries. The Federation provides an international link for organizations working to secure or protect the rights of individuals to self-determination at the end of their lives.

NVVE Summaries Relevant Number 2, 2009

Relevant is the quarterly magazine of the NVVE.  The Relevant number 2, 2009 is available here.

DWDV May 2009 newsletter

DWDV May 2009 newsletter, amongst other things, reports on:

Minister supports dying with dignity

Dr Francis Macnab today supported Dying With Dignity Victoria in its efforts to legalise physician assisted dying.

Luxembourg Legalises Right to Die

Dying With Dignity Victoria says Luxembourg - now the fourth European Union country to allow physician assisted dying – shows decriminalisation is safe and inevitable.

Statement Regarding Final Exit Network

The Board of the World Federation of Right-to-Die Societies is very concerned by the recent arrest in Georgia of its Vice President, Ted Goodwin, and others.

NVVE Summaries Relevant Number 1, 2009

Relevant is the quarterly magazine of the NVVE.

DWDV February 2009 newsletter

The November, DWDV UPDATE newsletter, amongst other things, contains:

DWDV November 2008 newsletter, Amongst other things, reports on:

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The November, DWDV newsletter, amongst other things, reports on:

Rodney Syme presentation to Sydney Law School

Dr Rodney Syme, Vice President of DWDV and author of 'A Good Death' was recently the keynote speaker at  Sydney Law School's seminar on the moral, legal and ethical issues relating to euthanasia. 

17th World Congress of the World Federation of Right to Die Societies

The 17th World Congress of the World Federation of Right to Die Societies Congress will take place in Paris fro

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