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While I think that many parallels here are streched to say the best, by no means is this defensible.
1) This is NOT like Mengele or Tuskeegee. The children had already contracted a 100% fatal virus. There is no hope for prolonged life for them. While they should have been given a choice, it's illegal not to, those parallels are unwarranted.
2) They should have been given a choice. While no sane person would turn down free healthcare when they have no way of paying the price... it's a choice they have a right to make
3) Ontop of the no choice given they failed to provide the follow-up medical care promised. IMO this is the WORST infraction. There is absolutely no excuse for this.
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