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Durante los fallos judiciales de 2006, el tribunal también consideró objetores de conciencia. Se decidió que los centros de salud (por ejemplo, clínicas, hospitales, etc.) no pueden negarse a realizar un aborto. Sin embargo, los médicos individuales pueden negarse a realizar abortos por motivos religiosos. Si este es el caso, deben referir a las mujeres a proveedores que puedan realizar abortos.
During the 2006 court rulings, the court also considered conscientious objectors. It was decided that health care centers (e.g. clinics, hospitals, etc) cannot refuse to perform an abortion. However, individual doctors can refuse to perform abortions on religious grounds. If this is the case, they must refer women to providers who can perform abortions.

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During the 2006 court rulings, the court also considered conscientious objectors. It was decided that health care centers (e.g. clinics, hospitals, etc) cannot refuse to perform an abortion. However, individual doctors can refuse to perform abortions on religious grounds. If this is the case, they must refer women to providers who can perform abortions.

During the 2006 court rulings, the court also considered conscientious objectors. It was decided that health care centers (e.g. clinics, hospitals, etc) cannot refuse to perform an abortion. However, individual doctors can refuse to perform abortions on religious grounds. If this is the case, they must refer women to providers who can perform abortions.