North Carolina S482 protects individual privacy, medical decisions, and employment rights from government interference.
North Carolina S482, the Don't Tread on Me Act, establishes protections for individual privacy, medical decisions, and employment rights against government interference. It prohibits state agencies from disclosing, weaponizing, or tracking personal health information unlawfully. The bill also ensures that no agency can deny or restrict reproductive health care, contraception, or any other medical treatment based on ideology rather than medical science.
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