Belgium. End of Life: 23 Years After the Law, How Euthanasia Became "Widely Accepted" in the Country

Submitted to passionate debates currently in France, help to die has been decriminalized in Belgium for the majors since 2002 and since 2014 for the minors. In turn, two Belgian doctors, who regularly practice it, as well as the president of the Federal Commission for the Control and Evaluation of Euthanasia, explain how this "emotional medical act" has entered the morals of our European neighbour.

On the eve of the solemn vote on the end-of-life bill and after intense debates in the Chamber, MP Dominique Potier made a final call to the left, whose struggle, according to him, must lie precisely in the construction of a just society, down from such a law.