
OUTInPerth – LGBTIQA+ groups call on WA government to reject the Cass Review
They argue that we already have best practice in Australia.
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They argue that we already have best practice in Australia.
The party had opted to move Moermond to an unwinnable spot on their senate ticket.
The group say they represent gay, lesbian and bisexual people, but not people who are transgender or intersex.
“I think we all agree that seeing the back of Gender Reassignment Board is a large sigh of relief from the trans and gender diverse community of Western Australia.”
Trans folks in the electorate of Vasse have invited the WA Liberal leader to join them for a conversation about gender affirming healthcare.
Dr Brian Walker from Legalise Cannabis WA says the bill needs improvement.
Local LGBTQIA+ advocacy consortium Rainbow Futures WA (RFWA) have welcomed the Cook Government’s announcement of gender-focused law reform, but say WA still has much to do.
Olympic legend Ian Thorpe has joined a new national campaign calling for urgent federal reform to protect women and LGBTQ+ students and staff in religious schools.
Just.Equal’s Brian Greig says law reform proposed by the Cook Government is “inadequate and retrograde.”
Western Australia’s Health Minister Amber-Jade Sanderson has dismissed calls from the Liberal party to ban puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones from being available to young people experiencing gender dysphoria. On Monday Liberal leader Libby Mettam announced that if her party wins government at the 2025 state election, they will immediately ban the medical treatment being […]
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