The date of July 15 is looming. It is on this date that the proposed law on assisted dying must be definitively adopted by the National Assembly. If the mobilization of Catholics hostile to the text continues (see opposite), they fear an outcome that seems inevitable. “We must see the process through to the end but we are coming up against a prison door for certain supporters,” recognizes a leading official of the Church of France. He is also surprised by the silence of certain members of the government, even though they are unfavorable to the text.
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