A child in the Netherlands, whose sex has not been revealed, was recently euthanized at the behest of their parents and doctors. Normally, such a case would warrant arrests, trials and convictions. But one crucial fact changed what should have been a straightforward matter of law enforcement: the child in question was severely disabled — not brain dead, not dying — disabled. One would think that such a practice would be condemned by democracies worldwide, especially those that employ highfalutin jargon about human rights and dignity in common parlance.
Liana Graham: Children are being euthanized in Europe. Is Canada next?
