Quality of Death: The Alfie Evans Case and Euthanasia as Future
The case of British toddler Alfie Evans’ predicament and relentless struggle of his parents and good deal of world wide public to transfer him out of Britain captivated the attention of the masses for some time. Now this will, inevitably, wane but Alfie Evans’ end, where institutions of state – i.e. courts – prevented attempted treatment in other country due to concerns about, quote: “Little Alfie’s quality of life”, presents what seems to us at KT to be a landmark point in the spiritual atmosphere of our day and age. Why and how this is so, we’ll demonstrate based on reading of the court ruling on Alfie Evans and rejection of appeal to it. As is always the case with euthanasia and politics pushing it forward, its about legislative system first and foremost and then, consequently, with the radical transformation of society.
This transformation is – you guessed it – not for better.
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Notes:
Court ruling:
https://www.judiciary.gov.uk/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/alder-hey-v-evans.pdf
Rejection of appeal:
https://www.supremecourt.uk/docs/in-the-matter-of-alfie-evans-court-order.pdf
Branko Malić
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