Should assisted dying be a universal human right?

The context behind the vote

Quick context

This is a global argument because the decision would affect markets, rights, security, climate, or human behaviour across borders.

Why people say Heck Yeah

Supporters think the idea fixes a real imbalance that polite debate has ignored for too long.

Why people say Hell No

Critics think the idea sounds clean in a poll but becomes messy, expensive, or unfair when enforced in real life.

Useful facts to know

• Family and personal-law debates are never just private; they decide what the state recognises as legitimate life.

The deeper tension

The real question is not just “Should assisted dying be a universal human right?” It is who should decide, who pays, and who lives with the consequences.