Eutanasia y objeción de conciencia
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To begin with, its publication is due to the treatment given to conscientious objection in Organic Law 3/2021, of March 24, on the regulation of euthanasia in Spain. With this legislation, euthanasia went from being considered a crime to becoming a right to be provided by the Public Administration. Therefore, its objective is to analyze the conscientious objection of healthcare personnel in the practice of this “new right”.
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Navarro-Valls, R. Martínez-Torrón, J. Valero, M. J. Eutanasia y objeción de conciencia. Madrid: Palabra; 2022.