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Archie’s tragedy, the Strasbourg Court will not intervene on the decision to suspend life support to the 12-year-old in a coma

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Archie’s tragedy, the Strasbourg Court will not intervene on the decision to suspend life support to the 12-year-old in a coma

STRASBOURG. The European Court of Human Rights will not intervene in the decision to end life support for Archie Battersbee: the court has in fact rejected the appeal of the parents of the 12-year-old British child, in a state of brain death, an appeal against the doctors’ decision to suspend the care that keeps him alive.

London, doctors do not pull the plug on Archie Battersbee, the 12-year-old boy in a coma since April 7


With a decision taken with an urgent procedure, the president of the court – said the court itself with a note – decided “not to pronounce the requested precautionary measure” and “to declare the complaints of the applicants inadmissible”.

The dignity to be respected

MARIA ANTONIETTA FARINA COSCIONI *


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