Alain Cocq, activist who supported the right to die from the French, completed his vulnerability with the help of Switzerland.

Alain Cocq, a 58-year-old activist, from Dijon City, eastern France, suffered a nanny disease causing the artery in the body to stick together, making him extremely painful.

Before died in the form of supermodel in Switzerland on June 15, Alain Cocq sent an open letter to Congress and French President Emmanuel Macron.

Alain Cocq in September 2020 announced his intention to Livestream at the end of his life after President Macron refused to give him an execution.

COCQ was previously called for the law to change the law and allowed his death, helping him to end the days of suffering from the disease.

He twice hunger strikes in 2020 and twice denied treatment until the pain was too threshold to endure, forcing him to accept medical intervention.

I cannot ask anyone to exceed our current legal framework.

In order for France to see the pain that the law caused by him, COCQ seeks to Livestream through Facebook the process of refusing treatment to die gradually.

COCQ then declared to go to Switzerland, where the assistant was permitted by law.

Alain Cocq died with full product this morning, at 11:20 in Bern, according to his aspirations, Sophie Medjeberg, COCQ spokesman, wrote on Facebook today.