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A recent decision by the Québec government to authorize fraudulent death certificates that hide the true cause of death in cases of euthanasia represents a serious threat to transparency and accountability in the application of the Québec euthanasia regime. Acts of euthanasia carried out pursuant to Québec law are public acts funded by the state and carried out by state actors. The notion that doctors should be permitted to falsify death certificates so as to hide the true cause of death in cases of euthanasia is a troubling affront to medical ethics, transparency and accountability, says Toronto Health and Constitutional...

Cherie Golant has three photos of her daughter Julia at birth. She has a lock of Julia's newborn hair, thick and dark. She has Julia's handprints, footprints and hospital wristbands. She also has memories of 30 hours of grueling labor -- but no official record of Julia's birth. Julia was stillborn, with her umbilical cord around her neck. The state issued only a death certificate. "I remember my discharge nurse said to me, 'You are still a mom. Don't forget that,' " said Golant of San Francisco. "It was amazing to me how important those words were in the days...

NASHVILLE — Tennessee would collect death certificates for aborted fetuses under a bill introduced in the General Assembly. Rep. Stacey Campfield said his bill would provide a way to track how many abortions are performed in Tennessee. The measure would also likely create public records on which women are having abortions. "All these people who say they are pro-life — at least we would see how many lives are being ended out there by abortions," said Campfield, R-Knoxville. The measure would give abortion providers 10 days following an "induced termination of a pregnancy" to file a death certificate with the...

HELENA - A new member of the Montana House is sponsoring a bill that would require death certificates to be filed for all abortions that occur in the state. But abortion rights advocates called Rep.-elect Roger Koopman's bill "mean-spirited" and predicted it will be defeated. Koopman, a Bozeman Republican elected to the House in November, said he is introducing the measure because he believes women who choose to get an abortion should be made aware of the consequences. "It's a small way for our society to acknowledge that a life did exist, even if they didn't get to see a...