From the humanitarian point of view, we should have the right to take the initiative to euthanasia, but if the problem is about the legalization of euthanasia, there are many difficult situations in the practice of this problem.

One of the most important problems is how to ensure that the right of euthanasia comes from the right holder's own will, that is, how can an individual with no capacity for civil conduct ensure that he voluntarily exercises this right, or how can an individual with full capacity for civil conduct voluntarily exercise this right without coercion or other violation of his will? If this problem is not solved, euthanasia cannot be legalized.

A few typical examples, 1, patients who have been paralyzed in bed for many years, the family can no longer bear the high energy and economic burden, but I don't want to die. 2. People with incurable diseases but high real estate/inheritance.

There are many details, but the subjective will of the obligee does not want to die, whether for active or passive reasons. Judging from the fact that the right to life and health is the most basic right of citizens, it is actually a kind of infringement. By the way, it's actually an infringement.

Euthanasia is one of the two topics in my graduation thesis in college. In fact, it is easy to get the answer to this question by searching for papers in the library.