Bibliographic citations
Elguera, A., (2016). Derecho a morir dignamente como causal que justifica despenalizar la eutanasia activa para enfermos en situación terminal en el Perú (Propuesta Legislativa). [Tesis, Universidad Andina del Cusco]. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12557/355
Elguera, A., Derecho a morir dignamente como causal que justifica despenalizar la eutanasia activa para enfermos en situación terminal en el Perú (Propuesta Legislativa). [Tesis]. : Universidad Andina del Cusco; 2016. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12557/355
@misc{renati/956508,
title = "Derecho a morir dignamente como causal que justifica despenalizar la eutanasia activa para enfermos en situación terminal en el Perú (Propuesta Legislativa).",
author = "Elguera Somocurcio, Andrée Jesús",
publisher = "Universidad Andina del Cusco",
year = "2016"
}
The right to active euthanasia is the main actor in this thesis. We will analyze all the right context where it reaches its best development. So we see that euthanasia means as simple as “good death“ which should reach every person with a terminal disease that causes extreme suffering, that lead him to decide by the end of his life exercised by a third party who will come to be the attending physician, the best that to happen. Then active euthanasia requires that there be an explicit and clear expression of the will of the terminal for only with patient consent can give way to the practice of death by the doctor. So, we would be acting according to what the law allows. Not so for example in the closest case is that of passive euthanasia, where the will of a patient with terminal disease that can not directly express their will, for example in the case of someone who is in a vegetative state is presumed. All this is based mainly exists innately in all of us the right to human dignity, which protects against all the natural and normal action and function of people in the world. Therefore, any alteration, as is that extreme suffering for the terminally ill degenerates that the normal actions of a person, so, utilizing their right to freedom (to express their will) decides to end another fundamental right: the right to life. and they collide three fundamental rights, freedom, life and dignity.
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