Legal jurisprudence states that there is a right and a corresponding duty to every action and inaction. And as all the rights that every individual possesses in the contemporary society are being defined to the greatest extent, it is also equally true that we lack a few provisions in our laws that would truly draw a balance between individual liberty and the reasonable restraints of the state and society. However, for this the state has to comprehend or realize the fact that not all things are based on reason or logic; that we are human beings, who cannot be governed by mechanical laws.Today there is a growing debate over the contention, whether people possessing similar rights- such as the ‘right to live’ also posses the ‘right to die’. There is a divided opinion over this issue, as some argue that life is to be continued in every manner possible- be it in a natural or artificial one. The rest believe that it being a matter of individual liberty, all of us are entitled to live and end our lives as and when we deem fit. According to these people, suicide like euthanasia should be morally permissible. Due regard must be… Read full this story
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