Papers presented at a conference held in Paris, March 10-11, 2020. Includes bibliographical references.
Contents:
Notes on contributors. The legal and linguo-cultural aspects of end of life in India / Discourses on the end of life, from politics to law: historical dynamics and contemporary perspectives / Prasannanshu Prasannanshu, Professor National Law University Delhi -- The Influence of Bioethics on End-of-Life Legislation - Was Aldous Huxley a Visionary / Florence Bellivier, Professor at the University Paris Nanterre, Codirector of the Centre for Criminal Law and Criminology -- Judgment of the Federal Constitutional Court of February 26, 2020, on the Criminalisation of Assisted Suicide Services / Michael Eichberger, Richter Bundesverfassungsgericht a.D., Honorar professor Eberhard Karls University Tübingen -- Human dignity in German civilisation / Birgit Daiber, LL.M., Professor Seoul National University, South Korea -- Chapter II : Treatment of dying patients: Treatment waiver, treatment discontinuation, palliative care, sedation -- Patient decree and help for dying (Euthanasia) in German law / Prof. Dr. Tobias Lettl, LL.M. (EUR), University of Potsdam -- Palliative care strategy in France : what lessons? / Louis-Charles Viossat, Lecturer Global Social Policy, Sciences Po -- Palliative care in Germany in the light of the decision of the Federal Constitutional Court of 26 February 2020 / Kerstin Peglow, Professor, Université Paris Nanterre -- Deep and continuous sedation until death- 2 February, 2016 French law strengthening the rights of patients at the end of life / Sophie Garcelon, Ancien avocat, Consultante et Coachprofessionnel - Wingsanté -- Chapter III : Application of end of life rules to vulnerable persons -- End-of-life and terminal care for minors under German law / Angie Schneider, PhD Privatdozentin, Universität Potsdam -- The application of end-of life legislation to minors : a comparative approach between French, German and English Law / Stephanie Rohlfing-Dijoux, Professor University Paris Nanterre -- Re M (Declaration of Death of Child) [2020]: "No Best Interests to Consider"? / Kartina A. Choong, Associate Professor University of Central Lancashire, UK -- Chapter IV : Clarifying the bounderies between assisted suicide and other forms of ending one's own life -- Germany : « Euthanasia » - A Comparative Legal Perspective / Volker Lipp, Professor Dr. Dr. h. c., Georg-August-University Göttingen -- The strengthening of patient autonomy in the case of medically assisted suicide by the 5th Criminal Senate of the BGH / Uwe Hellmann, Professor Universität Potsdam -- Assisted dying under Swiss law / Géraldine Demme, MCF, Paris Nanterre University -- Chapter V : Comparative law perspectives on end-of-life legislation : England - India - Japan -- End-of-Life Care in the UK from a Resource Allocation Perspective / Dr. Richard Wai Ming Law, Consultant Physician in Acute Medicine, Department of Urgent Care, Tameside & Glossop NHS Foundation Trust, Ashton-under-Lyne, UK -- Hard law, soft law or self-discipline, which regulation for the medicine at the final stage of life in Japan? / Tetsu Isobe, Professeur, Keio University (Tokyo), Haluna Kawashima, Project Associate Professor, Keio University (Tokyo) -- Select religious practices and death : an analysis from Indian legal perspective / Anand N Raut, PhD, Assistant Professor, Maharshtra NationalLaw University Mumbai -- The legal and linguo-cultural aspects of end of life in India / Prasannanshu Prasannanshu, Professor National Law University Delhi -- Notes on contributors.
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