Involuntary euthanasia occurs when no consent or wish to die is expressed by the sufferer.
This is illegal in Great Britain. This is also widely practised and generally considered legal if killing was not the intention. The problem Arguments about euthanasia often hinge on the right to life and the right to die. The first is a widely accepted basic human right and moral value, based on the fact that people generally want to live. Sufferers sometimes wish to commit suicide but do not have the physical strength or the means to do it painlessly.