ACT III · Rome Statute Article 6(b)

Bodily and mental harm.

Veterans Affairs Canada employees offered MAID to wounded veterans seeking PTSD treatment. Disabled Canadians like Roger Foley have been offered an assisted death in lieu of home care. Article 6(b) prohibits causing serious bodily or mental harm to members of an identifiable group.

The documentary stage below stitches the ACT III chapter film. Then walk the evidence scene-by-scene. Atmosphere is not the proof; primary sources are.

Play chapter film → Enter the evidence stage → Veterans file → Disability file →

Evidence stage · 7 scenes · primary sources

Walk the harm.

Veterans offered death instead of treatment. Disabled patients offered death instead of care.

Visual record · boards from the public files

Offered death instead of care.

Military and veterans institutional still — VAC and service context

Still · Veterans

01 · VAC

Minister on the record

MacAulay to ACVA: completely unacceptable — at least four incidents of MAID suggested to veterans seeking treatment. Military/service still — not a generic ethics graphic.

ACVA committee → Veterans file →

Film · Committee

02 · 4+

Confirmed VAC incidents

Service agents suggested MAID to veterans including a combat veteran with PTSD who asked for treatment, not death.

Veterans index →

Film · Care denied

03 · Foley

Offered death, not home care

Roger Foley: offered MAID multiple times; denied assisted home care for years. ICC Article 15 communication filed.

Disability file →

MAID investigation still — care denied and death offered

Still · MAID file

04 · Article 6(b)

Serious harm by substitution

State-administered killing offered in place of state-funded care. MAID investigation still — not an unrelated ethics-scandal packshot.

Elements →

How to read this act

Testimony and filings, not film.

Atmosphere does not prove harm. ACVA testimony, news-corroborated VAC confirmations, and Foley’s Article 15 communication do.

Related files · same argument

The record behind this act.

Veterans betrayalVAC, MAID offers, committee record. Disability fileCare denial and death offers. Elements of the crimeArticle 6(b) frame. MAID accountabilityFederal death program record. ACT II — Killing FieldsWho dies under Track 2. ACT IV — ConditionsHousing and palliative denial.

Five-act argument · continue

Continue the walkthrough.

Hospital corridor — clinical MAID / care frame

ACT II

The Killing Fields

Track 2 deaths.

← Back

Empty committee chamber — testimony and VAC frame

ACT III · Here

Bodily and Mental Harm

Death offered for care.

Ledger desk — material conditions and paper trail

ACT IV

Conditions Calculated

Article 6(c).

Continue →

Parliamentary ice — statute and state frame

ACT V

Coercion

76,000+ and the close.

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Sources

Primary records on this file.

Article 6(b): Veterans Affairs offered MAID to wounded veterans seeking treatment. Roger Foley’s ICC filing. Cinema walkthrough with primary sources. Canada…