Labour's trans conversion therapy bill is 'contrary to rule of law', warns former top prosecutor

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Labour's trans conversion therapy bill is 'contrary to rule of law', warns former top prosecutor

A former top prosecutor has warned that the Labour Government's Conversion Practices Bill is "contrary to rule of law". Lord Ken Macdonald has argued that there is a "serious problem with the Bill", amid warnings that parents could be "criminalised" for opposing their child's gender transition. Speaking to The Telegraph, Lord Macdonald said that the draft Bill is "unclear" and it is "rule of law" that Britons shoul…