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- that's probably not the case, though.Can people from outside France apply for it?
Spread LOVE - literally Legal Optional Voluntary Euthanasia
I guess the 'devil ' will be in the details, TBA.!One could interpret that as 90 % of the French people wish to receive assisted dying
Anyhow, it would be interesting to know what they actually mean by "assisted dying" - if it would be for everyone, or just a select few people, for example.
Like.in Switzerland, hopefully yes. Im sure we will find out!.
Vive la france!
I'm French, so I can give you a point of view. I think people are in favor of euthanizing elderly people but in no way for mental illnesses, psychological suffering, or for young people who have incurable illnesses. And assisted suicide, let's not even talk about it. It is very common in France that the wishes of the dead are not respected, in particular on the cessation of treatment, the refusal of care (which is comparable to eutahnasia). There was a very famous Vincent Lambert case, to give you an idea of French jurisprudential actions. To summarize, a man had a serious accident and ended up in a vegetative state. Being a cripple, he had always said he wanted to stop all treatment and all artificial life support if he ever found himself in such a situation. His wife therefore asked that he be "unplugged". The family strongly opposed this, saying it was wrong, he didn't really want this, he shouldn't be killed. It remained in this vegetative state for 10 years. The family has seized all the existing jurisdictions: French, European...
Interesting viewpoint thanks.. Disappointing to read as it stands, no change to be seen and people will continue to suffer in the most appalling ways and in some cases, take matters into their own hands. I'm wondering if UK government maybe more progressive now we are free of the European dicate, that we can make decisions without threats from Brussels ?!.
