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Ethics Council warns against assisted dying despite political and public support
TheCopenhagenPost
October 6th, 2023
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An intense debate about assisted dying has started in Denmark. A few weeks ago, the government set up a ‘Committee for a More Dignified Death’. The Ethics Council has arguments against it
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An intense debate about assisted dying has started in Denmark. A few weeks ago, the government set up a 'Committee for a More Dignified Death'. The Ethics Council has arguments against itFull version of this article is only available to subscribers.
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