A challenge on Tiktok that steals the life of a child from the bosom of his parents and the court decides

A London hospital on Saturday separated life support from 12-year-old Archie Battersby after his parents lost a long and touching legal battle to keep him alive.
Archie's mother, Holly Dance, said her son died just two hours after the ventilator was turned off. The child was brain dead and the organs kept him alive.

"He was a beautiful little boy," she told reporters, crying outside the Royal London Hospital. Fight to the end.”
Archie was found unconscious at his home on April 7. He has not regained consciousness since then. According to his mother, he participated in a challenge on social media that requires holding his breath until he loses consciousness.
"Archie died after being removed from life support in line with court rulings in his best interests," Alistair Chaser, the hospital's chief medical officer, said in a statement.
He thanked the medical staff who took care of Archie, saying he had "provided high-quality care with exceptional compassion over months."
On Wednesday, the European Court of Human Rights rejected an urgent request by the boy's parents not to separate him from life support equipment, as they said they wanted to give him all possible chances to recover and that they saw signs of life in his eyes.