Legality of euthanasia in Pardes

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The legality of euthanasia in Pardes varies by country, administrative division, and locality. This article attempts to summarize the positions held by nations in the world based upon laws regarding euthanasia, assisted suicide, and palliative sedation and care. This only covers laws regarding human euthanasia and not animal euthanasia.

  Euthanasia, assisted suicide, or palliative care type is illegal on the national level. (Illegal)
  Euthanasia, assisted suicide, or palliative care type is legal on the national level. (Legal)
  Euthanasia, assisted suicide, or palliative care type varies in legality based upon administrative subdivision. (Varies)

Country Voluntary Non-voluntary Involuntary Child/Minor Assisted Suicide Assisted Suicide

(Medical)

Palliative Sedation/Care
 Anikatia
Illegal
Illegal
Illegal
Illegal
Illegal
Illegal
Legal
Euthanasia under all forms is illegal in Anikatia. Any person found to be assisting suicide is breaking the law and can be convicted of assisting suicide or attempting to do so. Palliative care however is legal as it is not considered to be euthanasia as it does not speed death but rather keeps the patient comfortable without compromising respiration or hastening death. Death results from the underlying medical condition.
File:NB flag in Pardes.png Belhavia
Illegal
Illegal
Illegal
Illegal
Illegal
Illegal
Illegal
Similar to fellow socially conservative nations such as Eagleland and Rodarion, euthanasia is prohibited categorically. Based on Torahic and Talmudic perspectives and laws on Jewish bioethics, euthanasia and similar procedures are illegal.
Template:Country data Canaan
Illegal
Illegal
Illegal
Illegal
Illegal
Illegal
Partial1
1. Only legal under Catholic and secular law.
Eagleland Eagleland
Illegal
Illegal
Illegal
Illegal
Illegal
Illegal
Illegal
The Eagleland has some of the strictest laws in Pardes regarding euthanasia. Involuntary euthanasia is illegal and doctors are prohibited to execute patients via euthanatic methods, be it active or passive, otherwise they will be prosecuted for intentional murder under the Federal Penal Code, and if convicted will be punished accordingly. As suicide is strictly prohibited, with the exception of "valorous suicide" (i.e. suicide so as not to be held in captivity or to save someone else in times of war), the Eagleland public's opinion on suicide being "the coward's way out" non-inclusive, voluntary euthanasia is also prohibited.
Template:Country data Estovnia
Legal
Legal
Illegal
Legal
Legal
Legal
Legal
All forms of euthanasia, save for involuntary, and assisted suicide are legal within Estovnia since the passing of the Right to Die Act (1971). Despite conservative parties returning to power in the 1978 election (and their subsequent control of parliament since then), the bill has not been able to be repealed and has further been solidified by numerous amendments by the holds and several court cases.
Template:Country data Prestonia
Illegal
Illegal
Illegal
Illegal
Illegal
Illegal
Legal
The Constitution guarantees the right of all citizens and residents to life; this has been interpreted as prohibiting euthanasia in all circumstances. Palliative care which does not aim to hasten or directly cause death is not considered to be euthanasia.
File:Flag of Rodarion.png Rodarion
Illegal
Illegal
Illegal
Illegal
Illegal
Illegal
Legal
The Papal Republic operates a strict enforcement of law which prohibits euthanasia, based upon Catholic social teaching, since human life is sacred, since that life is given by God, and that human beings are made in God's image. Since human life is sacred, euthanasia is seen as judging a human life unworthwhile and no man or entity has the right to end the life of a innocent person, be they a child, man, woman or old, no matter what stage they are regarding a terminal illness. The Papal Republic operates a policy regarding euthanasia, which states "Death is a spiritual time in one's life, no man or authority should interupt a person's final steps in their journey towards God."

However the theocratic government allows for palliative care, as it is the duty of the community to offer the dying the best possible palliative care, as a result of this measure, Rodarion operates some of the most high quality palliative care facilities in Pardes, with many Hospices being used by people from across the region in their final months.