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Ludwig Minelli
Dignitas boss: let partners of terminally ill who commit suicide die too
Michael Cook | 04 November 2010
The founder of controversial Swiss assisted-suicide clinic Dignitas, Ludwig Minelli, has said that anyone whose terminally ill partner commits suicide should also be assisted in dying – even if they are in perfect physical health.
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