South Africa

The complex choices migrant families face with their pets during relocation

By Maria Marchetti-Mercer

South Africa

Cape of Good Hope SPCA ‘sickened’ after second wounded baboon is euthanised in a week

By Tamsin Metelerkamp

Maverick Citizen

‘Beloved’ Simon’s Town baboon euthanised, X-rays reveal several bullet wounds

By Tamsin Metelerkamp

Newsdeck

Jailed security guard shooter awaiting trial is euthanised in Spain

By Reuters

South Africa

‘I find myself unable to walk away from the cause I believe in,’ says right-to-die activist Sean Davison

By Victoria O’Regan

Magazine

The right to die: unpacking an ethical dilemma in South Africa

By Chris Jones

South Africa

‘I’m no murderer’ – after home arrest, Sean Davison vows to fight in Desmond Tutu’s honour to change assisted suicide law

By Victoria O’Regan

South Africa

Monkey Business (Part Two): Who is responsible for the management of baboons on the Cape Peninsula?

By Elsabé Brits

South Africa

South African Government drags its feet on legalising assisted suicide

By Drew Forrest

South Africa

Right to die: patients would be vulnerable to unscrupulous doctors and relatives, judge hears

By Tania Broughton

South Africa

A dying man makes his case for legalising euthanasia

By Tania Broughton

DM168

High court will hear case to legalise euthanasia for terminally ill patients

By Estelle Ellis