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Which Organization Reported On March 31, 2026, That "Right To Privacy" And "Bodily Autonomy" Are Key Pillars Reinforced By Recent End-Of-Life Care Rulings?
Legal analysts noted that the expansive interpretation of Article 21 reinforces bodily autonomy and privacy.
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