Spain approves euthanasia for assault survivor after court rejects family appeal

NEW: Woman who was gang r*ped before jumping from a fifth-floor window to take her own life, will be euthanized in Spain tomorrow.

25-year-old Noelia Castillo Ramos, who is now paraplegic, will be euthanized tomorrow.

The Barcelona woman suffered a severe spinal cord injury… pic.twitter.com/ScgQ7HQvgD

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Woman who was gang r*ped before jumping from a fifth-floor window to take her own life, will be euthanized in Spain tomorrow.

25-year-old Noelia Castillo Ramos, who is now paraplegic, will be euthanized tomorrow.

The Barcelona woman suffered a severe spinal cord injury from the jump and has since been granted her request to be euthanized.

“I do not agree, but I will always be by her side,” her mother said.

Castillo Ramos’ father has been trying to stop the decision for over the past couple of years, arguing that she had a personality disorder.

According to reports, Ramos had suffered from Borderline Personality Disorder and was “relying on … the Spanish mental healthcare system” before she was r*ped.

In February of 2026, Spain’s Constitutional Court rejected her father’s appeal, claiming there was “no violation of fundamental rights” and that the euthanasia could go through.

Heartbreaking.