Portugal's right-wing government wants to revise the self-ID law, reintroduce psychiatric evaluations, and ban puberty blockers.
But Volker Türk, the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, has decided to ask the Portuguese state to uphold the law. Who protects women and children?
Brazil: A female MP in the chamber painted black to protest the nomination of a transgender person.
Fabiana Bolsonaro challenges Erika Hilton's nomination to chair the Women's Rights Commission: "Dressing up as a woman isn't enough to be a woman, just as you don't become black with foundation."“
Portugal: Backtracks on free gender identity and stops minors from transitioning.
The 2018 law that introduced self-ID and allowed the medicalization of gender-nonconforming children has been repealed. Parliament approved the reintroduction of mandatory medical validation for gender reassignment and banned surgeries, hormones, and puberty blockers for children under 18 as "violence against minors." Protective measures, such as a ban on gender indoctrination in schools, are also envisaged.
Study: AI-powered chatbots create new forms of violence against women and girls
According to a report by two British universities, ChatGPT and Replika are fueling unprecedented violence against women and girls—sexual harassment, child abuse, simulated incest, and counseling bullies. These rules are outdated; reform is urgently needed.
Morocco: The feminist imprisoned for "Islamophobia" is in serious health conditions and risks losing an arm.
Ibtissame "Betty" Lachgar had worn a T-shirt on social media that read "Allah is a lesbian." Avaaz's petition for her release has reached 400,000 signatures.
UK, puberty blockers: new trials on children put on hold
Even the MHRA, the UK's drug regulatory body, is calling for a review of the criteria for the experimental study that was supposed to verify the effectiveness of blockers by testing them on minors. And the movement is gaining strength—led by J.K. Rowling and detransitioner Keira Bell—who consider these experiments ethically unacceptable. Meanwhile, a group of psychiatrists is suggesting a follow-up study on the 9,000 young patients already treated with these drugs.
“In the hands of Hamas, sexual violence and torture, I attempted suicide three times”
The story of Arbel Yehoud, held hostage for 482 days in the Gaza Strip. Other former Israeli prisoners, like Romy Gonen, have described the same horror. But even today, a segment of the progressive Western world continues to deny the rapes. Hence the hashtag #metoounlessyoureajew.,
Epstein and that money to fund transgender medicine
Numerous credible emails reveal how the pedophile entrepreneur influenced research, doctors and even power networks to build his agenda aimed at expanding experimentation on minors.
Men are not made to rule
Patriarchy is just a recent parenthesis: for 250,000 years, societies have been female-led. Women are designed for this, capable of responsibility and protection. Men are not. And their unnatural power is destroying the world.
Epstein's interest in young trans people
In an email, biologist Robert Trivers explains how attractive a "woman" with a butt is ("the best of both worlds!") and says that hormones can be administered as early as three years old. Proof of the link between gender-specific medicine and sexual abuse.
USA: Plastic surgeons slow down on procedures for transgender minors. Too many lawsuits: and the numbers don't add up.
The news is shocking but not unexpected: if the risk of paying millions of dollars in damages outweighs the profits, the business is no longer viable. And after the first successful lawsuit by a trans woman whose breasts were removed, many more are being filed. Finally, the turning point we've been waiting for.
SPAIN: HOW THE TRANS LAW IS HARMING WOMEN
The Contra el Borrado de las Mujeres association has documented over one hundred incidents in which the application of the so-called "Trans law" has affected the enforcement of laws against male violence, access to spaces reserved for women, and the transparency of institutional data.
