France set to give terminally-ill the right to die

The French parliament opened a debate today on what is expected to become a new law that would allow terminally-ill patients the right to die.

France set to give terminally-ill the right to die

The French parliament opened a debate today on what is expected to become a new law that would allow terminally-ill patients the right to die.

While the proposed law would not legalise euthanasia, it redefines the options for the terminally-ill by giving them the “right to die”.

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