Slovenian voters have decisively rejected a proposed law legalizing assisted dying in a national referendum held this week, according to official results. The legislation, which sought to allow terminally ill patients the option of medically assisted death, sparked intense public debate across the country. The referendum outcome marks a significant setback for advocates pushing for expanded end-of-life choices, reflecting deep divisions within Slovenian society on the ethical and moral implications of assisted dying.
Slovenians Vote Against Legalizing Assisted Dying Amid Ethical Debate
In a closely watched national referendum, Slovenian voters decisively opposed a proposed law that aimed to legalize assisted dying for terminally ill patients. The results, with approximately 54% voting against the measure, highlight deep-seated ethical concerns and societal divisions regarding the right to end one’s own life. Supporters of the bill argued that it would provide dignity and relief…
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Author : Jackson Lee
Publish date : 2025-12-02 06:56:00
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