US EditionActress Claire Brosseauis Sues Canada for the Right to Kill Herself
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Actress Claire Brosseauis Sues Canada for the Right to Kill Herself
When the Canadian Parliament expanded state-sponsored euthanasia in 2021, it carved out a temporary exclusion for cases where mental illness is the sole underlying condition. It set that exclusion to expire on March 17, 2023. Lawmakers then pushed the expiration date to March 17, 2024, and again in 2024 to March 17, 2027, when people whose only diagnosis is psychiatric are now scheduled to become eligible unless the law changes again. Canada now…
Canadian actress and comedian Claire Brosseau (48) has requested the right to medically assisted death (MAiD) due to severe mental health problems she has suffered for years. In her lawsuit against the Canadian government, she argued that mental illnesses should also be included in the scope of euthanasia.
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