Between 2009 and 2023, 515 compliance forms and 293 “written request” documents were missing in the state of Washington. Failing to report an assisted suicide is no mere statutory violation. Washington law states medical providers and pharmacists who neglect to “make a good-faith effort to file required documentation in a complete and timely manner” risk losing immunity protection for criminal acts.

The World Health Organization (WHO) is facing criticism from pro-life advocates for issuing new guidelines that pressure doctors and nurses to kill babies in abortions, even against their moral or religious convictions. The move is seen as a direct assault on conscience rights, prompting renewed scrutiny of the organization’s agenda following the United States’ withdrawal from the WHO earlier this year.

Rebranded as ‘reproductive rights,’ eugenics shifted from state-run asylums to abortion clinics, continuing its mission to eliminate those deemed undesirable. It is rare that a mainstream media documentary is willing to confront the past and present reality of eugenics, from the incarceration of people with disabilities in asylums to the silent, subterranean elimination of entire classes of people under the guise of “reproductive rights.” BBC Four’s two-part documentary Eugenics: Science’s Greatest Scandal is thus a chilling, must-watch insight into very recent history – and into our present.