Doctors’ conscientious objection upheld by US court

The right of doctors to conscientious objection has been upheld by a court in the US.

Numerous faith-based hospitals and medics had objected to a Biden administration mandate requiring them to provide abortions and gender-changing procedures.

The plaintiffs argued that the procedures are potentially harmful and doing them would violate their conscience and medical judgment.

A federal court in Texas agreed and declared a nationwide injunction against the mandate.

The Biden administration is expected to appeal.

The Iona Institute
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