French Parliament Faces Deep Divisions Over 2026 End-of-Life Legislation as Debates Intensify
As the French Parliament accelerates debates on the 2026 end-of-life law, deep divisions emerge over euthanasia and palliative care.
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French Senate Rejects Assisted Dying Law, Sends it Back to National Assembly
The French Senate rejected a key assisted dying bill, forwarding it to the National Assembly for further debate beginning February 16, 2026.
French Senate Rejects Key Assisted Dying Law Article Amid Deep Divisions
The French Senate's rejection of a central article in the assisted dying law proposal reveals persistent political divisions and complicates the path forward for end-of-life legislation.
French Government Faces Delays in End-of-Life Law Debate Ahead of 2027 Election
Political delays hinder French legislative debates on end-of-life laws, pushing resolution past the 2027 presidential election deadline.
Claude Hury's Trial Highlights Activism for Assisted Suicide in France
Claude Hury's trial spotlights her advocacy for assisted suicide amid legal challenges in France.