Euthanasia: Majority of Austrians Can Imagine Assisted Suicide
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According to a survey conducted by the Gallup Institute, it is possible for 53 percent of respondents to claim euthanasia for themselves
The majority want to be accompanied by professionally qualified organisations.
Assisted suicide is no longer a taboo issue. The majority of Austrians, however, want more information about the self-determined end of life, according to the result of a Gallup survey.
In Austria, the majority can imagine using euthanasia for themselves. According to a poll published by the Gallup Institute on Thursday, this is conceivable for 53 percent of the respondents. Almost one in five (19 percent) rejects assisted suicide for themselves, and around a quarter (24 percent) does not yet have a definite opinion. Support from professionally qualified organisations or associations is considered important.
VIENNA. In Austria, a majority of people can imagine using assisted suicide for themselves. According to a Gallup poll published on Thursday, 53 percent of respondents consider this a possibility.
In Austria, the majority can imagine using euthanasia for themselves. According to a poll published by the Gallup Institute on Thursday, this is conceivable for 53 percent of the respondents. Almost one in five (19 percent) rejects assisted suicide for themselves, and around a quarter (24 percent) does not yet have a definite opinion. Support from professionally qualified organisations or associations is considered important.
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