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MEXICO CITY (AP) — Activists are expressing concern after a second state congress in Mexico passed a "conscience objection" law that would allow medical personnel to refuse to perform procedures that violate their religious or ethical convictions.

The governmental National Human Rights Commission has filed a Supreme Court appeal against the first law, approved in the central state of Morelos in August.