Malaysia’s parliament passed three bills last week related to decriminalizing suicide, marking a momentous shift in how the largely taboo topic is treated in the country and making the Southeast Asian nation of over 33 million people the latest in a growing list of countries that are amending suicide legislation. In March, Ghana’s parliament passed a bill to decriminalize attempted suicide.
Here’s Why Malaysia And Other Countries Are Decriminalizing Suicide
Koh Ewe, Time
Wed, 06/28/2023 - 4:00am
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