The Aid in Dying Communication Project promotes compassionate care for patients who request physician assisted dying or other types of hastened death by helping health professionals improve their communication and assessment skills.

The website of this French organization provides patient rights information, suggested reading, and polling and advocacy information.

An article about Dignitas, a Swiss right to die organization.

An article about the formation of The Kolkata Society for the Right to Die with Dignity in India.

The one-page site of this Surrey/White Rock, British Columbia (Canada) organization.

Includes legislation for Arizona, newsletters, events and how to volunteer or donate.

An organization dedicated to care of terminally ill patients, including those seeking a hastened death. The site provides information about their patient, advocacy, and legal activities, as well as a number of resources for dying patients and their families.

Site includes information on U.S. polling, state legislation, the Oregon Death with Dignity Act, and case of Oregon v. Ashcroft.

Information about the Vermont Death With Dignity Act (2003 legislation that would legalize physician assisted dying in the state) and the Vermont Death With Dignity political action organization.

A translation of the Society's site that includes information about Dutch law and court cases, and advance directives.

The website of this Canadian organization includes information on court cases and laws, suggested reading, and a glossary.

The site of this national, membership organization provides information on current events, patient care, and legal and legislative happenings. It also contains news about the organization's chapter and national activities.

The site of Derek Humphrey's organization contains a number of resources, including: books and articles, court opinions, arguments for and against assisted dying, and a chronology of the issue.

Formerly the Voluntary Euthanasia Research Foundation, it was founded by Dr Philip Nitschke who was a pioneer in administering legal, voluntary euthanasia. Activities include clinics, workshops and research.

US nonprofit organization lists aims such as serving people who are suffering from an intolerable condition.

UK society lists aims such as providing information on all aspects surrounding end of life.

Hospice professionals who believe a terminally ill person has the right to choose a dignified, hastened death.

An article about The Japan Society for Dying with Dignity and its goal to legalize the option of refusing life-sustaining treatment for the terminally ill.

The Anglican Church endorses legislation that would legalize assisted dying, a position that contradicts that of the Catholic Church.

Lists contact information for right-to-die societies by country.

Seeks equitable access to euthanasia in Canada.

The website of this national, membership organization contains information about services and activities.

This site, for right to die advocates in Germany, lists organizational objectives and includes newsletter articles.

SAVES' website contains dozens of fact sheets and news articles, information about attempts to change South Australia's law, and advance directives forms.

A small web site aims to overcome the boundary that the mentally ill face when considering euthanasia.

This United Kingdom site campaigns for a right to die and includes personal stories.

This website contains considerable information about the Society and its activities, living wills to download, fact sheets, and academic and news articles.

Lists activities to promote a legal right to request death and invites membership.

Gives aims, articles, resources, and links.

Information about the country's laws affecting end-of-life choice, summaries of national and international news, and their response to misrepresentations about hastened dying.

A three-page site that contains information about the organization's mission, Tasmania's guardianship law, and links to other right to die groups.

This site provides a number of resources, including advanced directives, articles, a glossary, and information on state laws pertaining to end-of-life choice.

Contains 37 organizational members in 23 countries, with news from around the world as well as comprehensive fact sheets.