Sunak and Truss: “instinctively cautious” about radical ideology

It has been an encouraging few weeks for those concerned about radical transgender ideology. Stonewall is hastening its own demise. After suggesting toddlers should be taught gender ideology in nursery schools, the group received such a hostile response on social media that it soon issued a statement rowing back on the comments. The retraction was… Continue reading Sunak and Truss: “instinctively cautious” about radical ideology

Primary pupils bullied – yet more ‘unintended consequences’?

An education safeguarding group in Scotland has warned that children as young as eleven are being bullied for questioning trans ideology and using the ‘wrong’ pronouns. Safeguarding Our Schools Scotland (SOSS) complained that a national anti-bullying campaign, funded by the Scottish Government and co-managed by LGBT Youth Scotland, was refusing to discuss the matter. How… Continue reading Primary pupils bullied – yet more ‘unintended consequences’?

Stonewall calls for trans affirmation in nursery schools

Stonewall has claimed that “children as young as 2 recognise their trans identity”. In the same tweet they continued: “LGBTQ-inclusive and affirming education is crucial for the wellbeing of all young people!” It shows the sort of thinking that lies behind the calls for a ‘conversion therapy’ ban (Stonewall is, of course, a major backer).… Continue reading Stonewall calls for trans affirmation in nursery schools

Spain eyes up law requiring affirmation of children’s gender identity

UK conversion therapy activists like to cite legislation from other jurisdictions as a model for the UK to follow. But the recent plans put forward by the Government in Spain show just how dangerous the whole idea of banning conversion therapy is. Spanish Ministers have promised to bring forward a new Bill, currently in draft… Continue reading Spain eyes up law requiring affirmation of children’s gender identity

Stormont stalled, but NI parties still argue over needless conversion therapy ban

Since Northern Ireland’s election on 5 May, the devolved Assembly at Stormont has not been fully up-and-running. The DUP, now the second largest party, have refused to appoint a Speaker or Government Ministers until amendments are made to the ‘NI Protocol’ following Brexit. Due to the way the ‘power-sharing’ agreement works, Bills cannot be brought… Continue reading Stormont stalled, but NI parties still argue over needless conversion therapy ban

‘Offer double mastectomies aged 15’ – what a conversion therapy ban really means

Last month, infamous transgender ‘health’ organisation WPATH (World Professional Association for Transgender Health) hit the headlines after convincing the Scottish Government to claim ‘eunuch’ should be a gender – in a mistakenly released report. As if that wasn’t ridiculous enough, the group is expected to demand, in upcoming guidance, that double mastectomies should be offered… Continue reading ‘Offer double mastectomies aged 15’ – what a conversion therapy ban really means

‘Woke laws’: preventing prayer and promoting prostitution

The Australian State of Victoria is fast becoming known as one of the most ‘progressive’ places in the world. But what do ‘woke’ laws look like in practice? Its infamous conversion therapy ban is explicit in banning ordinary Christian prayers. But official guidance also says it is now illegal to not affirm someone’s gender identity,… Continue reading ‘Woke laws’: preventing prayer and promoting prostitution

UN conversion therapy ‘expert’ says children can decide their own gender aged 3

Activists pushing for a ban like to think the UN has their back on a conversion therapy ban. That’s not entirely true. There hasn’t been a vote. It is one UN ‘Independent Expert’ who said governments should bring in a ban. Meet Victor Madrigal-Borloz, UN Independent Expert on sexual orientation and gender identity since 2017.… Continue reading UN conversion therapy ‘expert’ says children can decide their own gender aged 3

MPs look abroad for answers on banning conversion therapy

In Monday’s debate on conversion therapy, four separate MPs suggested bans in Canada, France and New Zealand make good models for the UK to follow. The similarity of each mention hints that it was a line supplied by activists. But are these laws really as uncontroversial and safe as was made out? The ban in… Continue reading MPs look abroad for answers on banning conversion therapy