Kansas SB19 prohibits discrimination against individuals who refuse medical care for reasons of conscience and revokes the authority to quarantine.
Kansas SB19, known as the conscientious right to refuse act, prohibits discrimination against individuals who refuse certain medical interventions for reasons of conscience. This includes protections against adverse employment actions, denial of goods or services, and segregation from others. The act also creates a civil cause of action for those who suffer injury due to such discrimination, allowing for recovery of damages and legal costs.
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