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> Ultimately got told that the lady unequivocally wants it and qualifies, and he can't override that. Not just once, but five times by different courts, finali
by embedding-shape 7mo ago
> Ultimately got told that the lady unequivocally wants it and qualifies, and he can't override that.
Not just once, but five times by different courts, finalized by the European Court of Human Rights!
> Her request had been approved on July 18, 2024, by the Catalonia Guarantee and Evaluation Commission. The commission found that she met all legal requirements, as she had a “nonrecoverable clinical situation,” causing “severe dependence, pain, and chronic, disabling suffering.”
> But in August of that same year, her father – advised by the ultraconservative religious group Christian Lawyers – began a legal fight to stop the process
> From then on, her father initiated a long legal process that delayed Noelia’s euthanasia for 20 months, going through five judicial levels: a Barcelona court, the High Court of Justice of Catalonia, the Supreme Court, the Constitutional Court, and the European Court of Human Rights.
- OrangePilled 7mo agoYour enthusiasm is remarkable.
- embedding-shape 7mo agoI come from a society that doesn't value compassion that much, so now when I live in Spain which has a lot of it, it's hard not to feel good about it. Wish it was the same in more places in the world, we're all human after all.
- peterhadlaw 7mo agoCold-blooded murder ~= "compassion". Got it. Cool.
- embedding-shape 7mo agoHelping someone avoid "nonrecoverable pain, forever" isn't "cold-blooded murder" in my mind, but I figure there is no point is arguing against someone who doesn't understand nuance.
- OrangePilled 7mo agoIt shows.
- embedding-shape 7mo agoGreat, guess I've learnt sufficient English to be able to communicate my ideas and thoughts, thanks!