Massachusetts H2011 protects bodily autonomy and family integrity by prohibiting coercion in health-related interventions.
Massachusetts H2011, an Act relative to bodily autonomy and family integrity, prohibits any person from being mandated, required, or coerced by any entity to accept a health-related intervention. This includes medical treatments, vaccinations, and genetic procedures. Exceptions are made for drug or alcohol testing, bona fide occupational requirements, and legally required medical testing. Individuals whose rights are violated can seek legal action for injunctions, damages, and punitive damages. The act declares itself an emergency law, necessary for immediate preservation of public health.
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