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Nathan Despott shares with us his work in developing ethical guidelines for supporting survivors of harmful conversion practices. 

The head of the Presbyterian church head in Australia has said its pastors will not be directed to obey a new law banning gay conversion practices. Photograph: Andrew Boyers/Reuters The head of the Presbyterian church in Australia says its pastors will not be directed to obey the Victorian government’s new law banning gay conversion practices, calling the bill “a declaration of war on scripture”. In an interview with Guardian Australia on Thursday, the moderator general of the Presbyterian church in Australia, Rev Peter Barnes, called ...

LGBTQ Victorians celebrated Australia's groundbreaking ban on conversion therapy February 4, calling the bill "gold-standard legislation" that other states should follow. The bill will become law, local television news reported. Lawmakers in Victoria's upper house of the state's parliament overwhelmingly voted 29-9 to pass the Change or Suppression (Conversion) Practices Prohibition bill. Victoria Member of Parliament Andy Meddick, a proud father of two "perfect" transgender children, said, "they do not need fixing." Meddick, with the Animal Justice party, added, "Nor do any other children or...

Here is what we know about Victoria's gay conversion bill WedWednesday 3 updated WedWednesday 3 Gay conversion therapy described as being akin to torture. ( Print text only Cancel A bill banning LGBTIQ+ conversion practices looks set to pass the Victorian Upper House today despite concerns from the Opposition, religious leaders, and health professionals who believe the law may have "unintended consequences". Attorney-General Jaclyn Symes said the legislation reflected the "overwhelming view" of Victorians and came about because the Government listened to survivors of conversion "therapy". "We...