In the UK, a 13-year-old girl sued the right to decent death
In the UK, an inconspicuously sick 13-year-old girl through the court achieved the right not to do an operation that could save her life, writes today The Guardian (full translation on Inopressa ). Hannah Jones, who at the age of five diagnosed a rare form of leukemia, underwent a course of treatment with potent drugs, which is why she had heart problems. The only thing that, according to doctors, can extend her life is an organ transplant.