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

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