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dying law with strict rules after years of argument

dying law with strict rules after years of argument
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The French National Assembly has voted to legalize assisted dying for adults with terminal, incurable illnesses under strict conditions. The bill now faces review by the Constitutional Council before potentially becoming law.

Share Save Add as preferred on Google Paul Kirby Europe digital editor EPA People hold signs reading 'I am not a reason to die' and 'Before a dignified death, I want to see a dignified life' during a protest against the assisted dying bill France's National Assembly has voted to create a right to assisted dying under strict conditions, after years of debate and changes to the proposals.

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