Thanks to the joint efforts of several pro-life organizations, a major victory was obtained on Thursday in Germany. A fierce debate arose in the final days of Germany’s parliamentary session over proposals for the legalization of assisted suicide. The first proposal came from Katrin Helling-Plahr and Renate Künast; it aimed to make assisted suicide available for all who are capable of decision-making with a constant desire to end their lives. The other, presented by Lars Castellucci, involved at least the safety measure of a preliminary assessment of the patient’s psychic conditions. Cornelia Kaminski, president of one of Germany’s main pro-life…