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Euthanasia, the Unbearable Lightness of Being 　　“I consider life is precious, and hope to enjoy as much joy of life as possible, but I am not able to make it now, so I prefer to die decently.” 　　__ Mrs. Bence, an Australian woman who got bladder cancer at 59 　　“我认为生命非常宝贵，我也希望能够尽可能地享受生活的乐趣，但是我现在不能这样做了，我宁愿死得体面一点。” 　　――患有膀胱癌的59岁澳大利亚妇女本斯太太 　　Finally, Mrs. Bence had euthanasia with the help of doctors. 　　本斯太太最终在医生的协助下安乐死。 　　But actually, the question whether euthanasia is legal or not, whether people have the right to choose to depart with dignity has been debatable for a long time. 　　Is euthanasia the relief of pain or the loophole of ethics? That is a question. 　　When life becomes unbearable, to be or not to be? That is also a question. 　　然而事实上，协助安乐死是否合法，人是否有权自己选择有尊严的离去，长期以来存在着极大争议。 　　安乐死到底是痛苦的解脱还是人伦的漏洞？这是个问题。 　　当生命变得无法再被承受之时，生存还是死亡，这也是个问题。 　　New policy unveils under great pressure 　　重压之下，新政策出台 　　In Europe and even the whole world, the legalization of euthanasia has been a debatable topic all the time. Recent years, in Canada, a significant rise in the public opinion which supports euthanasia appears. According to the reports of French media, on February 6, 2015 local time, nine justices of Supreme Court of Canada judged unanimously that, the current sections of the bill which prohibits euthanasia infringe upon human rights, and those sane adults who suffer from incurable diseases have the right to accept the physician-assisted dying, so as to overthrow The Claim of Sue Rodriguez, which has been enforceable for 22 years. However, the new act will not be implemented immediately as the Supreme Court of Canada gave the Federal Parliament one year to enact relevant regulations. 　　Euthanasia has been debated for a long time in Canada. It not only bothers the judicial and religious circles of Canada, but also causes extensive debates among the public and the government, since the current law of Canada stipulates that, helping others commit suicide belongs to