Right to the physical integrity

The right to the physical integrity is the right that each one lays out with the respect of its body. This right is expressed in a different way, according to whether the nobody alive or died. It is the object of a law, the law nº 94-653 of July 29th, 1994. One can retouver the right to the physical integrity in article 16 of the civil code. Article 16-3 known as: " It can be attacked the integrity of the human body only in the event of medical need for the person or in exceptional circumstances in the therapeutic interest of others. The assent of interested must be collected beforehand out the case where its state makes necessary a therapeutic intervention to which it is not capable consentir"

Right to the respect of its physical integrity of alive sound

It is a principle whose rigor is attenuated by therapeutic laws and bioethics which make exception to the rule which lays out that the human body cannot be the subject of a convention on a purely free or expensive basis, for example the experimentation on the man. It is the case also for the exceptions to the law which lays out that the human body is inviolable, concept to be brought closer to the concept of integrity of the human body. Thus licit attacks with the inviolability or the integrity of the human body could be allowed. Notwithstanding the district for service rendered to the nation, it is the case of the port of the safety belt and the helmet for safety reason, of vaccination for public health reason in spite of resistances of people gathered in association, in particular the National league for the freedom of vaccinations.

Right to the respect of the physical integrity of the corpse

Any person of alive sound is able to test (to make a will) and can regulate her funeral: it is the rule of the end of its body. The taking away of body on a person deceased must have a therapeutic or scientific purpose, and this taking away perhaps carried out only if the person concerned did not make known of sound living an opposition on a taking away.

The refusal of any taking away after death can be expressed by the indication of the will of the person on a national register. If the person did not express her opposition on the register and if the doctor is not informed of the will of the late one, it must endeavor to collect the testimony of the family.

When a person did not express the opposition, one can carry out the taking away of bodies a priori. The law of 1994 is more protective human body, because front, it was necessary to get informed near the doctor and about the family of late to know the will. If the person is minor, the taking away of body carried out for a gift cannot take place in the condition that each holder of the parental authority agrees to it in writing.

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Internal bonds

External bonds

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