Top French court upholds assisted dying law and rejects teen social media ban.
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Who
What
- Constitutional Council upholds assisted dying law with clarifications on conscience clauses.
- Court strikes down under-15 social media ban for privacy and age-verification gaps.
- Assisted-dying legislation requires incurable illness, sufferings, and informed consent.
- Macron champions both policies; authorities to draft a new robust social-media text.
- Amnesty International urges platform redesign over blanket bans to protect children.
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🇶🇦 Qatar (outlet HQ)
topics: Politics, Health · language: eng
topics: Politics, Health · language: eng
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