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Sky News reported this on Thursday. In fact, the hospital where the British boy is located had already wanted to end his treatment on Wednesday morning. That didn’t happen because his parents went to the European Court of Human Rights at the last minute. However, the court did not want to intervene, British media reported Wednesday evening.

Archie’s parents went to court on Thursday to allow the transfer of their child to a palliative institution. In the meantime, his treatment will continue. However, according to the doctors, the boy’s prospects are “nil.” Because his condition is unstable, the hospital states that “relocation to another location, even a short distance, poses a great risk.”

Online challenge

The legal battle for Archie’s life has been closely followed by international media for days. The boy was seriously injured when, according to his mother, he participated in an online challenge, in which participants deliberately try to become unconscious.

According to the parents, their son is making good progress.

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