We’d like to inform you about the publication of two (Italian written) volumes resulting from an international research project which lasted three years (2020-2023), entitled:
The 55-year old woman suffering from progressive MS is the first Italian to received assisted dying.
Having been denied assisted suicide in Rome, actress Sibilla Barbieri sought an end to her suffering in Switzerland.
The court sentenced Mr. Coveri to three years and four months for incitement to suicide in the case of Ms. Alessandra Giordano.
Archbishop Paglia says that legally allowed assisted suicide is ‘feasible’.
An 89-year-old Bologna woman suffering from a severe form of Parkinson’s Disease asked WF member Luca Coscioni Association for help to bring her to Zurich where she received aid in dying.
Maria Laura Cattinari, long president of the Libera Uscita association, died on November the 21st. Rob Jonquiere, CEO of the WFRtDS wrote an IM: Read
On Wednesday August 3, right-to-death campaigner Marco Cappato reported himself to Carabinieri police in Milan after accompanying a terminally ill cancer patient to a clinic
At the end of last year, we announced that for the first time a man was officially allowed get help to die in Italy. Last
Italy has moved closer to the legalisation of assisted suicide. The lower house of parliament voted for a new law — by 253 votes to
