A side event within the Human Rights Council session examines France's assisted dying law and its concerns against people with disabilities.

Canada's recent decisions on MAiD and a cross-cultural analysis from a Canadian think tank issue a warning for Europe.

Faith is not just something for the church but affects her whole life. Ana del Pino, from Spain, takes her beliefs to the public sphere. “I want to wake up society.”

Both physically and mentally disabled people were doomed to die when Adolf Hitler came to power in 1933. In his eyes, they were just ‘empty human shells’. “He had them killed. But to give it the appearance of normality, it was called euthanasia, gentle death.”

King Agag of Amalek said the “bitterness of death” is gone. 1 Samuel 15 shows how proudly he erects himself and steps up to the prophet. This image comes to my mind when I consider how many European countries make end-of-life arrangements. The fear of death is gone.