Französisches Parlament stimmt für Gesetz zur Sterbehilfe ()

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Französisches Parlament stimmt für Gesetz zur Sterbehilfe

Die französische Nationalversammlung hat den Weg für ein Recht auf Sterbehilfe unter strengen Auflagen frei gemacht. Die Abgeordneten stimmten für den Gesetzentwurf, der anschließend an den Senat geht.

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Französisches Parlament stimmt für Gesetz zur Sterbehilfe ()

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