View source for Legality of euthanasia in Elezia

The legality of euthanasia is not uniform in [[Elezia]]. Although not all legal codes address it directly, the practice of euthanasia remains a controversial issue in bioethics and is nearly always subsumed in legal precepts with a general scope. Different modalities of euthanasia are also often awarded differing legal statuses based on their legal, moral, and religious implications. 

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{{colorbox|#0000ff}} '''Active voluntary euthanasia legal'''<br>
{{colorbox|#00afff}} '''Passive euthanasia legal'''<br>
{{colorbox|#dddddd}} '''Active euthanasia illegal, passive euthanasia not legislated or regulated'''<br>
{{colorbox|#c60000}} '''All forms of euthanasia illegal'''<br>

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|{{flag|Costa d'Oro}}
|align="center"|1999  
|<ref>Costa d'Oro allows active voluntary euthanasia in the presence of severe, irreversible physical illness to be practiced at request, via delegated consent, or through a living will.</ref> 
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