ECHR
A. and others v. France (No. 17952/23) on personal autonomy and the right to suicide
A. and others v. France (No. 17952/23)
Euthanasia bill: “Conscientious objection for religious institutions is a fundamental right”By Grégor PuppinckThe government has announced that the aid in dying bill will be placed on the Assembly's agenda in February 2026, subject to a prior vote in the Senate. As it stands now, the bill would impose a...
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Aid In Dying: France's International ObligationsBy Nicolas BauerOpinion piece published in Le Figaro on September 5, 2025 about a French bill legalizing a “right to assisted dying.” “This law is like a loaded gun on our bedside table. It will put social pressure...
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“Aid in dying”: UN Launches Proceedings Against FranceBy Nicolas BauerThese proceedings are the direct result of a petition by the ECLJ , addressed to the United Nations Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and signed by nearly 15,000 French citizens.
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Euthanasia in France: Update on our Submission to the United NationsBy Nicolas BauerAs we announced last April , the European Centre for Law and Justice (ECLJ) has alerted three different bodies within the UN of the worrying developments in the debate on “assisted dying,” i.e.,
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