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German lawmakers fail to agree on new rules regulating assisted suicide

Por: ABC News World July 06, 2023

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BERLIN -- Lawmakers in Germany failed to agree Thursday on new rules regulating assisted suicide, rejecting two cross-party proposals drawn up after the country's highest court ruled that legislation banning the practice when conducted on a “business basis was unconstitutional.The Federal Constitutional Court ruled in 2020 that the ban, which was introduced five years earlier, violated the rights of citizens to determine the circumstances... + full article



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