Indeed it is legal here to help a person end her/his life. The organisations providing this "service" are not above suspicion of getting a financial profit out of it so currently at least one of them is under investigation. Furthermore, they have difficulties finding a decent place for their "business", once an assisted suicide was carried out in a car on a parking lot.
Not exactly my idea of a decent location to end a life.
As for todays youth being worse than those before: A recent study in Switzerland showed that this isn't exactly the case. The rate of youngsters dropping out of school, having a criminal record or generally "failing" in life hasn't grown over the years.
But those few (after all, it IS still a small minority) who do have a criminal record have committed worse crimes than those who had such a record a couple of years back.
And they probably get much more attention in todays media.