BREAKING: Archie Battersbee’s parents have been told they can’t challenge a High Court ruling denying their son’s transfer to a hospice to die. Yet, they now intend to carry on their fight by taking the dispute to the European Court of Human Rights.
The Battersbee family have been trying every possible option to keep their son on life support
The 12-year-old boy’s parents applied to the Court of Appeal today, in an attempt to get him out of Royal London Hospital.should be allowed to choose where he spent his ‘final moments’It came after they lost a High Court bid to have him moved to a hospice before his life-sustaining treatment is withdrawn.The Court of Appeal confirmed this evening, shortly after 6.30pm, that permission to appeal had been refused.
Now the family are going back to the ECHR, this time to challenge the High Court’s ruling this morning.
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