French President Emmanuel Macron officially promulgated France’s controversial new assisted dying law on Wednesday morning.
The legislation, published through France’s Official Journal on August 19, contains 19 articles establishing the right to assisted dying for French nationals or long-term residents, under the terms and conditions established therein by the new law.
While no less controversial, France’s assisted dying law has been described as less expansive than Canada’s Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID).
Last week, France’s Constitutional Court ruled to upheld the text of the assisted dying law, affirming that no provision contained in…
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