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He believes the First Amendment should protect a pseudoscientific form of psychological torture.

More than 170 pro-family civil society organizations have reportedly voiced their opposition to a proposed national "conversion therapy" ban in Mexico, fearing it could effectively criminalize attempts to receive counseling for unwanted same-sex attraction.

Kemi Badenoch, Minister for Women and Equalities, was seen doing her job effectively in the House of Commons yesterday. Reminding Parliament that Stonewall “does not decide the law in this country”, she committed to reframing the debate on so-called “gender-affirming care” for children. Badenoch also pledged to prevent schools from socially transitioning primary-school-age children unless medical advice dictated otherwise.

The proposal calls for significant penalties, including prison sentences and fines, for those who offer or perform such therapy.

The bill was discussed during an ordinary session Dec. 5.

Britain is in the grip of an “epidemic” of young gay children being told that they are transgender, Kemi Badenoch has said.

Transgender people are legally guaranteed equal access to healthcare. Yet, it is denied.

Being gay is my identity, and that’s not going to change.

The activists told the legislature that family rejection and addiction treatment are better for trans people than the medically accepted standard of care.

SLCC film students share their documentary works, including Origins of Conversion Therapy and Indigenous Stewardship and Great Salt Lake. Plus, Krieg Benally of Neon Natives.