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Daniel Andrews’ conversion laws: swimming against the tide

2 February 2021

6:00 PM

2 February 2021

6:00 PM

As the Victorian government stands poised to pass new laws based on LGBTI ideology, our global community is telling us something is terribly wrong. 

Beneath the ongoing legal progression of LGBTI rights in Australia, an underground tide is emerging, travelling in the opposite direction.  

Kiera Bell recently made headlines when she won her court case against Britain’s Tavistock Centre, an ‘affirmative’ gender clinic just like the ones the Victorian government is advocating.  

Starting at 16 years old with puberty blockers, Bell opted for male hormones, then “top surgery” (a double mastectomy).

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