Hawaii HB2512 affirms and protects individuals' rights to make autonomous medical decisions without discrimination or coercion.
Hawaii HB2512, the Hawaii Medical Freedom Act, aims to protect individuals' rights to make autonomous decisions regarding medical interventions without discrimination, coercion, or exclusion by public or private entities. The Act prohibits businesses, schools, and government entities from requiring medical interventions as a condition for services, benefits, or employment, except where mandated by federal law or necessary for travel to a foreign jurisdiction.
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