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Josephine Miro Quesada, Ana Estrada’s lawyer, said on Monday that doctors involved in protocols for the activist’s future euthanasia would not be sanctioned or subject to administrative processes. In this sense, he confirmed that the decision of the judiciary is in accordance with his client and protects those who prepare the protocols for his death.
“Anna’s sentence is unprecedented and only applies to her case, which means that the consequences that normally apply to other people as long as they continue to face criminal liability do not apply to her case. A space of protection is being created in relation to people. who are going to carry out euthanasia,” the lawyer said in the program no turns from RPP news.
About health Ana Estradathe lawyer indicated that at that time she could not communicate and almost did not use social media express yourself.
“Polymyositis, a degenerative disease, worsens over the years, which implies greater muscle weakness. That’s why she can’t speak anymore, she communicates through social media, she can write with one finger, it’s hard for her to speak in words,” he said. .
Josephine Miro Quesada also argued that the protocol followed should be according to Ana’s wishes and it would be up to her to decide when she killed herself.
“The protocol needs to be an accurate reflection of what Ana wants because it will be the tool by which her rights become effective,” he said.
Ombudsman supports Ana Estrada’s case
For his part, Percy Castillo, deputy for human rights and people with disabilities at the ombudsman’s office, specified that, according to the verdict, it would take about two months to complete the protocol.
” Ombudsman’s officeor believe that both Ministry of Health like Essalud, they will obey the sentence within the time limits dictated by the judges. A seven-day deadline has been set for the formation of commissions, which will have a 30-day work period and a 15-day review period, and in two months this entire protocol development process should be completed,” he said.
Castillo pointed out that doctors may object to the formation of a commission that will consider the protocol, and they are within their rights; however, assured
that there are doctors who are in favor of helping Ana Estrada.
“Judges have a duty to protect rights. Their first duty is connected with the constitution. Physicians are given the right to conscientious objection to military service and this will be respected. The Ombudsman was able to find out that there are medical professionals who really consider this a right and will support the procedures to be carried out in both Essalud and Minsa,” he commented.
Source: RPP
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