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Karnataka to implement 'right to die with dignity' order of Supreme Court
Update / Judgement Date
03 Feb 2025
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Team — WCP Legal Desk
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Karnataka is set to implement the "Right to Die with Dignity" order issued by the Supreme Court, allowing terminally ill patients the choice of opting for euthanasia. This order will provide patients with the legal option to end their suffering when faced with irreversible medical conditions. The decision is part of broader efforts to ensure dignity in death, with stringent safeguards to prevent misuse of the law. The implementation will require careful monitoring and regulation to balance ethical concerns and the rights of individuals in extreme medical circumstances.