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Nuns in New York challenge assisted suicide law
A federal court has temporarily blocked New York's assisted suicide law from compelling Catholic nuns and religious healthcare providers to counsel or facilitate physician-assisted death, citing concerns over religious freedom. The lawsuit, filed by multiple Catholic groups, argues that the law forces faith-based providers to act against their beliefs by recommending and assisting with assisted suicide. The legal challenge emphasizes the broader issue of government overreach into religious institutions, with a court ruling in July allowing the religious providers to avoid compliance while the case proceeds.
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