Tuscany has approved a bill regulating medically assisted suicide, becoming Italy's first region to enact a right-to-die law. The law requires a medical and ethics commission to consider an end-of-life request for no more than 30 days.

Tuscany becomes the first Italian region to regulate assisted suicide, sparking heated debate.

Tuscany approved a bill regulating medically assisted suicide Tuesday, becoming Italy's first region to approve a right-to-die law in the Roman Catholic country after the constitutional court effectively legalized the procedure in 2019.

Tuscany approved a bill regulating medically assisted suicide on Tuesday, making it the first Italian region to pass a right-to-die law in the absence of national legislation on the matter.

Tuscany approved on Tuesday a right-to-die law, becoming the first region in Roman Catholic Italy to regulate assisted suicide in the absence of national legislation on a highly controversial topic. Italy's constitutional court de-facto legalised the procedure in 2019,

Tuscany on Tuesday became the first Italian region to approve a law granting access to assisted suicide. The Tuscan regional council greenlit a bill proposed by the Luca Coscioni right to die association with over 10,