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Mon Schafter (they/them) is a Walkley Award-winning journalist, producer and presenter who has told countless stories for ABC TV’s 7:30 and Hungry Beast, and a wide range of documentary projects. They are the content lead for the ABCQueer platform and also a non-executive director of LHA member Twenty10, who provide support for young LGBTIQA+ people in NSW.

Life. this is about the administrative process of changing the six marker on ones birth certificate. the overwhelming majority means that trans people will be able to, by process of self declaration, make a formal statutory declaration, make a formal statutory declaration able to change their six wind marker on them certificate. in some ways, that is a very small change to make. we have got a lot to do to ensure that we ban what our horrendous practices that are called conversion practices and, ...

The report states that all practices which aim to change, inhibit, or suppress a person’s sexual orientation or gender identity should be banned

After 12 years as an MP, a standing ovation and waiata have marked outgoing cabinet minister Kris Faafoi's final speech in Parliament.

The ban on conversion therapy has passed. The struggle for justice for our rainbow whānau has not.

A Christian pressure group has threatened legal action against the Scottish parliament over its proposed LGBT+ conversion therapy ban.

The Equalities, Human Rights and Civil Justice Committee released a report on the controversial practice on Tuesday

Green Party MP Dr Elizabeth Kerekere reflects on Trans Awareness Week and and the parliamentary work under way to ensure Aotearoa is a safer place for takatāpui, trans, intersex and non-binary people.

Victorian Opposition leader Matthew Guy confirmed in a social media post that "the Liberals will never bring back gay conversion therapy".

New Zealand pushes law to ban sexual orientation conversion therapies 1 minute read Sydney, Australia, Jul 30 (EFE).- New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern presented a bill Friday to ban conversion therapies that try to change or suppress sexual orientation and imposing penalties of up to five years in prison for infringements. ““Conversion practices have no place in modern New Zealand. They are based on the false belief that any person’s sexual orientation, gender identity, or gend...