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Mexico’s top court rejects conscience-protection clause in health law
September 22, 2021
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CWN Editor's Note: Mexico’s supreme court has struck down a conscience-clause provision that allowed health-care workers to decline participation in treatments they found morally objectionable. The court ruled that a law enacted in 2018 did not “establish the guidelines and limits necessary for conscientious objection,” saying a proper standard would be required to protect the health of patients.
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