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Assisted Suicide Law Gains 46.57% Support in Referendum

11/24/2025

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In a binding referendum, 46.57% of voters supported a law allowing assisted suicide for adults facing unbearable suffering.
A citizens' initiative led by right-wing politician Ales Primc triggered the binding referendum after the law was passed by parliament in July.
Ales Primc declared the result a victory for the "culture of life."
Supporters argue the law would alleviate unnecessary pain for those in dire circumstances.

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In a binding referendum, 46.57% of voters supported a law allowing assisted suicide for adults facing unbearable suffering.
A citizens' initiative led by right-wing politician Ales Primc triggered the binding referendum after the law was passed by parliament in July.
Ales Primc declared the result a victory for the "culture of life."
Supporters argue the law would alleviate unnecessary pain for those in dire circumstances.