Public Prosecution Service Appeals Against Provision of Names in Euthanasia Letter
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The Public Prosecution Service is appealing the verdict to provide the names of fourteen doctors who supported a letter regarding euthanasia for vulnerable patients. The names were provided to the parents of 17-year-old Milou Verhoof, who had received euthanasia, in early September following summary proceedings.
The parents of Milou, who received euthanasia in 2023 due to psychological suffering, demanded that the names of the psychiatrists who wrote a concerned letter to the Public Prosecution Service be released. They were proven right, but the Public Prosecution Service is now appealing on grounds of principle. "It is important that citizens can share their concerns with the police and the justice system in confidence."
The Public Prosecution Service is appealing the verdict to provide the names of fourteen doctors who supported a letter regarding euthanasia for vulnerable patients. The parents of seventeen-year-old Milou Verhoof, who had received euthanasia, had requested the names.
Public Prosecution Service Wants to Keep Names of Doctors Behind Letter About Milou Secret After All
The Public Prosecution Service (OM) is appealing the ruling regarding the names of fourteen doctors who signed a letter concerning the euthanasia of 17-year-old Milou Verhoof from Bavel. The court ruled that Milou's parents must be provided with those names. The OM believes that people should be able to share their concerns with the justice system in confidence. Milou died by euthanasia in 2023 because she was suffering from unbearable and hope…
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