Traduction de «stérilisation sur demande du patient » (Français → Anglais) :

life-ending act without explicit request [ LAWER | life-terminating act without the patient's explicit request ]

Requested by patient

Home visit request by patient

10. Considers that the European Animal Welfare Framework Law should approach the issue of stray animals, which is particularly serious in the EU’s southern and eastern Member States, by implementing effective sterilisation measures; calls on the European Union and the Member States to ratify the European Convention for the Protection of Pet Animals;

If a patient requests prior authorisation and the conditions are met, authorisation must be granted in accordance with the Regulation relating to the coordination of social security systems, except if the patient requests to be treated under the framework of this Directive.

4. Is concerned at the lack of the rule of law and basic human rights such as freedom of association, freedom of assembly, freedom of the press and freedom of religion; is deeply disturbed by the use of systematic torture and the lack of judicial independence; calls on China to respect minority rights, e.g. those of Tibetans and Uighurs; calls on China to respect women's and children's rights by ending forced abortion and forced sterilisation; calls on China to abolish the offence of “threatening public security”; asks China to a ...[+++]llow unrestricted internet access and to do away with the “golden shield” system of internet censorship; recognises the growing awareness of human rights among Chinese citizens; calls for implementation of the moratorium on the death penalty as requested by the UN General Assembly, and regrets the fact that recent executions have been reviewed and authorised by China's Supreme Court; believes that, overall, the cause of human rights in China is not advancing and that there are still major steps to take towards being an open and democratic society and respecting human rights;

3. In order to enable patients to make use of their rights in relation to cross-border healthcare, national contact points in the Member State of treatment shall provide them with information concerning healthcare providers, including, on request, information on a specific provider’s right to provide services or any restrictions on its practice, information referred to in Article 4(2)(a), as well as information on patients’ rights, complaints procedures and mechanisms for seeking remedies, according to the legislation of that Member State, as well as the legal and administrative options available to settle disputes, including in the even ...[+++]t of harm arising from cross-border healthcare.