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'They wanted me to repent': Inside the push to ban conversion practices
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The proposed ban on conversion practices in Northern Ireland is part of a wider movement to outlaw the controversial therapies, which have been widely criticized by human rights groups and LGBTQ+ organizations. Conversion practices, also known as conversion therapies, aim to change an individual's sexual orientation or gender identity, often through coercive or non-consensual means. The introduction of the bill to the assembly marks a significant step towards potentially making Northern Ireland the latest region to prohibit these practices.
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'They wanted me to repent': Inside the push to ban conversion practices
Introduced to the assembly on Tuesday, the bill contains provisions that could see a two year sentence imposed on people who conduct conversion practices in NI.
4 Jul, 23:01
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