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OUTInPerth – No Visa: Kellie-Jay Keen won’t make it to CPAC
The Australian government has not processed her visa application.
02/10/2024
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The Australian government has not processed her visa application.
The rally was countered by a much larger group of transgender activists and members of the public.
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25 September 2024 – Leading Australians have come together to call on the NSW government to pass the Equality Bill and make all people and families equal in the state. Olympian Ian Thorpe, performer Shane Jenek (Courtney Act) and world-renowned chef Kylie Kwong attended a meet-and-greet in parliament house on Wednesday to advocate for their LGBTIQ+ community. […]
The petition was started in 2018 and many Australian states still lack protections.
The Trans Justice Project has started a petition urging Immigration Minister Tony Burke to deny entry to Kellie-Jay Keen-Minshull, also known as Posie Parker.
The claim came ahead of Steven Miles making history as the first sitting premier to march in Brisbane’s Pride Parade.
Survivors of harmful LGBTQ “conversion” practices have given a scathing review of the South Australian government’s draft legislation to ban the practices. Conversion practices – sometimes referred to as “conversion therapy” – seek to change or suppress a person’s sexual orientation or gender identity. Major medical bodies, including the Australian Medical Association and Australian Psychological …