France's Constitutional Council dispels questions about assisted-dying law and strengthens 'conscience clauses'
The Council supported patients' 'personal freedom' to access a lethal substance at their request, if approved by a doctor. It granted private and nonprofit institutions the right to refuse aid-in-dying procedures on their premises.
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- France’s constitutional authority approves assisted-dying law freemalaysiatoday.com
- France's constitutional authority approves assisted-dying law iol.co.za
