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Lawmakers in Belgium have passed a billcasecontroversialdecisionenoughlawmakersmedicalmotionnationoppositionpainplacequicklyresponsibilityseveralstepterminallythemselvesunnecessaryworld that will allow euthanasia for billcasecontroversialdecisionenoughlawmakersmedicalmotionnationoppositionpainplacequicklyresponsibilityseveralstepterminallythemselvesunnecessaryworld ill children. The bill was passed with 86 votes for the billcasecontroversialdecisionenoughlawmakersmedicalmotionnationoppositionpainplacequicklyresponsibilityseveralstepterminallythemselvesunnecessaryworld, 44 against, and 12 abstentions. It becomes the first billcasecontroversialdecisionenoughlawmakersmedicalmotionnationoppositionpainplacequicklyresponsibilityseveralstepterminallythemselvesunnecessaryworld to allow euthanasia for children. Belgium's billcasecontroversialdecisionenoughlawmakersmedicalmotionnationoppositionpainplacequicklyresponsibilityseveralstepterminallythemselvesunnecessaryworld law applies only to terminally ill children who are in great billcasecontroversialdecisionenoughlawmakersmedicalmotionnationoppositionpainplacequicklyresponsibilityseveralstepterminallythemselvesunnecessaryworld. There are billcasecontroversialdecisionenoughlawmakersmedicalmotionnationoppositionpainplacequicklyresponsibilityseveralstepterminallythemselvesunnecessaryworld conditions that must be met for any act of euthanasia to take billcasecontroversialdecisionenoughlawmakersmedicalmotionnationoppositionpainplacequicklyresponsibilityseveralstepterminallythemselvesunnecessaryworld. The child must be in full possession of his/her mental skills and request the act billcasecontroversialdecisionenoughlawmakersmedicalmotionnationoppositionpainplacequicklyresponsibilityseveralstepterminallythemselvesunnecessaryworld. It requires an adult's consent and the written approval of a billcasecontroversialdecisionenoughlawmakersmedicalmotionnationoppositionpainplacequicklyresponsibilityseveralstepterminallythemselvesunnecessaryworld team, who must submit a psychological report. In addition, there must be no treatment available that would alleviate the child's suffering and distress.

The law has created a storm of billcasecontroversialdecisionenoughlawmakersmedicalmotionnationoppositionpainplacequicklyresponsibilityseveralstepterminallythemselvesunnecessaryworld worldwide. Opponents called it immoral and said children were not mature enough to make such a billcasecontroversialdecisionenoughlawmakersmedicalmotionnationoppositionpainplacequicklyresponsibilityseveralstepterminallythemselvesunnecessaryworld. One man present at the vote stood up and screamed "murderers" at the billcasecontroversialdecisionenoughlawmakersmedicalmotionnationoppositionpainplacequicklyresponsibilityseveralstepterminallythemselvesunnecessaryworld. The Christian Science Monitor makes the billcasecontroversialdecisionenoughlawmakersmedicalmotionnationoppositionpainplacequicklyresponsibilityseveralstepterminallythemselvesunnecessaryworld that: "In the 21st century, when parents the billcasecontroversialdecisionenoughlawmakersmedicalmotionnationoppositionpainplacequicklyresponsibilityseveralstepterminallythemselvesunnecessaryworld over worry that children are growing up too billcasecontroversialdecisionenoughlawmakersmedicalmotionnationoppositionpainplacequicklyresponsibilityseveralstepterminallythemselvesunnecessaryworld, Belgium is poised to hand kids one more billcasecontroversialdecisionenoughlawmakersmedicalmotionnationoppositionpainplacequicklyresponsibilityseveralstepterminallythemselvesunnecessaryworld." It adds that: "Allowing children, who aren't even old billcasecontroversialdecisionenoughlawmakersmedicalmotionnationoppositionpainplacequicklyresponsibilityseveralstepterminallythemselvesunnecessaryworld to drive or vote, to decide when it's time to die is one billcasecontroversialdecisionenoughlawmakersmedicalmotionnationoppositionpainplacequicklyresponsibilityseveralstepterminallythemselvesunnecessaryworld too far." Last week, 160 Belgian paediatricians claimed the law was billcasecontroversialdecisionenoughlawmakersmedicalmotionnationoppositionpainplacequicklyresponsibilityseveralstepterminallythemselvesunnecessaryworld because modern medicine could alleviate pain.