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Slovenians reject in a referendum a law on assisted dying for terminally ill patients
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Slovenians have rejected in a referendum a law that allowed terminally ill patients to end their lives. Preliminary results released by the election authorities showed that around 53% voted against the law while around 46% supported it. The no-votes also represented more than 20% of 1.
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Slovenians are voting in a referendum on a law allowing terminally ill patients to end their lives. Parliament passed the law in July after a nonbinding referendum last year, but opponents forced another vote by collecting over 40,000 signatures.
Slovenians have rejected in a referendum a law that allowed terminally ill patients to end their lives. Preliminary results released by the election authorities showed that around 53% voted against the law while around 46% supported it. The no-votes also represented more than 20% of 1.