Belgium authorizes euthanasia for a young woman who was traumatized by the Brussels attacks

The Belgian authorities considered that medicine could not respond to the psychological suffering of the 23-year-old Shanti de Corte, a 23-year-old Belgian woman, a survivor of the 2016 Brussels airport jihadist attack, was legally euthanized last May, as her relatives have now confirmed. Death caused by medical reasons is an increasingly frequent resource in Belgium…

A repentant transgender teenager denounces the lack of information she had before undergoing a gender transition

Chloe Cole is an 18-year-old transgender teenager who underwent a gender transition and double mastectomy between the ages of 12 and 16, and now, after regretting her decision, she leads the defense of children and families that they are going through the same process to protect them from the existing misinformation about the irreversible consequences…

The Congress of Colombia gathers 54 congressmen to defend Life, Family and Religious freedom

54 members of Colombia’s Congress, including representatives and senators, joined the new pro-life caucus created to defend life, family, and religious freedom. The announcement of the formation of the new multiparty caucus was made in a statement posted on social media Sept. 21 by several parliamentarians and by the United for Life organization.   Its…

The French National Consultative Ethics Committee (CCNE) thinks it is possible to allow self-determined dying “ethically”

On Tuesday, September 15th it ruled that there is “an ethical application of active assistance in dying” under strict conditions. The ruling means that the French government can go ahead with the drafting of new legislation concerning the end of life. The CCNE writes in its report on the issue that it sees no objections against the…