Free relay services for disabled people: Luca Cosconi Association integrates opinion on EC request

“With reference to Luca Coscioni Association’s suggestion to address some of ‘116’ numbers to provide information and assistance to disabled people – namely by reserving several of the 200 numbers range to address people with different disabilities in particular: 1) relay services for text telephony; 2) relay services for video telephony – and your following

End-of-Life Practices in the Netherlands

In 2002, an act regulating the ending of life by a physician at the request of a patient with unbearable suffering came into effect in the Netherlands. In 2005, a follow-up study of euthanasia, physician-assisted suicide and other end-of-life practices was performed. In 2005, of all deaths in the Netherlands, 1.7% were the result of

Euthanasia in Italy. Al Jazeera on the battle of Piergiorgio Welby and Luca Coscioni Association

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The World Congress at the StemCellSummit in Boston (October 2-3, 2007) – See the full webcast of the event

Last October 2-3 the Luca Coscioni Association and the World Congress for freedom of scientific research took part in the StemCellSummit to be held at the Hynes Convention Center in Boston, MA, USA. The summit was organized among others by the Genetics Policy Institute whose founder and Executive Director Bernard Siegel is an active partner

Public Consultation on the European e-Inclusion Strategy – Position paper by the Luca Coscioni Association

Last August 15 the LUCA COSCIONI ASSOCIATION submitted a Position Paper with reference to the Public Consultation on the European e-Inclusion Strategy aimed at gathering opinions from the wider public on e-Inclusion (digital inclusion) on the main areas of interest listed below: – e-Accessibility – Inclusive e-Government – Information & communication technologies for active ageing

Free phone services for disabled people: Luca Coscioni Association goes on urged by the European Commission

Last July 11, the Commission services together with the Communications Committee, which is an advisory committee of Member States set up to assist the Commission in electronic communications matters, communicated that by October 15 they would like to receive more detailed info on the services Luca Coscioni Association had suggested to adopt. Indeed for a

Symposium on the World Congress published by the Journal of Medical Ethics

A Symposium on the first meeting of the World Congress has been published by the Journal of Medical Ethics (June 1, 2007, Volume 33, Issue 6), a leading international journal, which reflects the field of medical ethics. The symposium has been co-edited by Dr. Simona Giordano, Lecturer in Bioethics at the University of Manchester and

Disabled people. The European Commission answers to the Luca Coscioni Association

Following to the international congress “Technologies and reforms against disabilities” held in Milan last January, Hon. Marco Cappato, member of the European Parliament and Executive Director of the Luca Coscioni Association, submitted last April 10 an oral question to the European Commissioner for Information Society and Media, Mrs. Viviane Reding. She answered last May 22

COSCIONI’S INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS “TECHNOLOGIES AND REFORMS AGAINST DISABILITIES” (Milan, January 26-27, 2007)

Last January 26-27, 2007 the first meeting of the International Congress “TECHNOLOGIES AND REFORMS AGAINST DISABILITIES -Digital and political revolution for “freedom of speech�? and independent living” was held in Milan. Please find copied below and attached the objectives and the programme of the event, along with the final document issued by the congress. Any

EUTHANASIA/THE ITALIAN AND WORLD-WIDE DEBATE CONTINUES AFTER DEATH OF LUCA COSCIONI ASSOCIATION’S CO-PRESIDENT

Piergiorgio Welby, co-President of the Luca Coscioni’s association, has realised his final will: on the 20th of December 2006 doctor Mario Riccio has ended the sanitarian treatment which kept him artificially alive. The public debate started in September, when Welby sent a video-message to the Italian President Giorgio Napolitano, calling for his right-to-die. Suffering from

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