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What does «the right to live the process of dying with dignity» mean in Spanish law?Different recent regulatory developments in Spanish legal system are analyzed in this article concerning person’s rights at the end of its life. In particular, the author attempts to explain the enigmatic sense of the new expression “the right to live the process of dying with dignity” and beyond its current configuration as a “legal” right—more than a constitutional one—. Also attempts to catalogue it as a new fundamental right.

No presenta resumen

No presenta resumen

What does «the right to live the process of dying with dignity» mean in Spanish law? Different recent regulatory developments in Spanish legal system are analyzed in this article concerning person’s rights at the end of its life. In particular, the author attempts to explain the enigmatic sense of the new expression “the right to live the process of dying with dignity” and beyond its current configuration as a “legal” right—more than a constitutional one—. Also attempts to catalogue it as a new fundamental right.

1. La emergencia y centralidad del problema relativo al lugar constitucional de la homosexualidad2. La homosexualidad en el derecho europeo2.1 La homosexualidad ante el tribunal europeo de derechos humanos2.2 La homosexualidad en el ordenamiento jurídico comunitario3. ¿Está protegida la homosexualidad por la Constitución?3.1 Homosexualidad, intimidad y libertad3.2 Homosexualidad e igualdad4. El contenido de la prohibición de discriminación por razón de orientación sexual. El problema del matrimonio entre personas del mismo sexo5. Conclusiones. La verdad de Horacio

Se somete a consideración de la Corte Interamericana de Derechos Humanos la prohibición de practicar la fecundación in vitro, que había estado vigente en Costa Rica desde 1995 hasta el año 2000, como consecuencia de una sentencia emitida por la Sala Constitucional de la Corte Suprema de Justicia del mismo país.

What does «the right to live the process of dying with dignity» mean in Spanish law? Different recent regulatory developments in Spanish legal system are analyzed in this article concerning person’s rights at the end of its life. In particular, the author attempts to explain the enigmatic sense of the new expression “the right to live the process of dying with dignity” and beyond its current configuration as a “legal” right—more than a constitutional one—. Also attempts to catalogue it as a new fundamental right.