A baby has been denied a transfer from an English hospital which has decided to remove her life-support treatment.
Indi Gregory is being treated at the Queen’s Medical Centre in Nottingham, and the city’s NHS Trust argued his life support should end.
The eight-month-old girl has a rare mitochondrial disease and her parents have maintained that despite her disability, she is a happy baby who responds to their touch.
Her parents sent their request to the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) on October 26, but it said the decision “cannot be appealed against to the Grand Chamber or any other body”.
