'You cannot have a good assisted dying law without good palliative care'

For this edition, FRANCE 24’s François Picard speaks with Anne Reynaud, Board Member of the Association for the Right to Die with Dignity. France's agelong awaited assisted dying authorities marks a profound displacement successful the country's attack to end-of-life care, but arsenic Reynaud makes clear, the parliamentary ballot is little the extremity of a statement than the opening of a caller ethical and ineligible era. Speaking from some idiosyncratic acquisition and her nonrecreational role, Reynaud argues that the instrumentality represents meaningful advancement portion remaining much restrictive than the recommendations of France's Citizens' Convention.