US EditionSignatures Sought to ‘Legalise Euthanasia’
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Signatures sought to ‘legalise euthanasia’
A popular legislative initiative is seeking 50,000 signatures to legalise euthanasia in Italy. The bill, made up of eight articles, has been submitted to the Court of Cassation by the Luca Coscioni Association. “We want to give Italy the chance, through citizens’ signatures, to propose a law to Parliament that regulates access to all end-of-life choices,” said Filomena Gallo… Source
The euthanasia bill, which entered the Chamber of Deputies and Deputies in June 2011, has been paralysed in Congress for more than 13 years, and this day, the Ejective presented his instructions for his discussion to be resumed in the Upper House, in its second constitutional procedure.In this regard, Iván Flores (DC), senator and chairman of the Health Commission, indicated that the discussion has been scheduled for the week of June 17, however…
The representatives of the Association Luca Coscioni have handed over to the Court of Cassation the proposal of a law of popular initiative to legalize the euthanasia. "We ask for a simple thing," says Marco Cappato, treasurer of the association, at the foot of the staircase before entering the Court of Cassation "that those suffering in Italy have the same possibility of choosing European citizens." "The law will be deposited in parliament when…
50,000 signatures (ANSA) are needed to get the text to Parliament.
Gabrielle Cluzel: When old people and children have no place. Our aging society suffers from adultism. Childhood phobia is gaining ground, while the right to assisted dying has been established. Yet, at every stage of life, there are lives to be considered, this column tells us. Published on 06/05/2025 at 3:17 PM Zen reading On May 27, Sarah El Haïry, High Commissioner for Children, denounced the "no kids" trend in tourism. Even if the number of…
In this year's survey, Slovenian Public Opinion 2024, Slovenians expressed their opinions on their life satisfaction, values and attitude towards social issues. The results show stable satisfaction with life and material conditions, strong support for euthanasia and a shift away from traditionalist views. Some of these trends are also consistent with official economic indicators, such as the growth of the average wage. Additional explanation of …
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