Let 12-year-olds change gender without parental consent, Scottish government told

Sep 21, 2021 by

Let 12-year-olds change gender without parental consent, Scottish government told

by Daniel Sanderson, Telegraph: A leading charity for young people has called on the SNP to allow children as young as 12 to legally change their gender without their parents’ consent. Children in Scotland, which receives more than £1 million a year in public money, said allowing pre-teens to obtain gender recognition certificates could prove “extremely beneficial” and would help “normalise trans identities”. The claims were criticised by opponents of a highly controversial overhaul of gender...

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In allowing gender dysphoric children to ‘decide’ treatment for themselves, is society abdicating its duty of care?

Sep 21, 2021 by

In allowing gender dysphoric children to ‘decide’ treatment for themselves, is society abdicating its duty of care?

from Voice for Justice UK: Last week, in a landmark judgment, the Court of Appeal overturned the controversial 2020 ruling in the Keira Bell case, which had found that gender dysphoric children under 16 were unlikely to be mature enough to be able to give informed consent to receiving puberty blocking drugs.   Their Lordships disagreed, ruling that the court lacked competence to pronounce on matters of clinical judgement, and that the Gillick test of competence applies – meaning that it is for...

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LGBT+ guide offers advice for primary teachers and pupils

Sep 21, 2021 by

LGBT+ guide offers advice for primary teachers and pupils

by Jeremy Watson, The Times: Primary pupils will be taught how to use inclusive pronouns as well as the difference between gender and biological sex in a new guide aimed at curbing bullying in schools. What Does LGBT+ Mean? will teach nine to 11-year-olds how to use “they” instead of “he” or “she”, and ways to avoid stereotyping Its authors said that the text, to be launched on Saturday and given privately to schools in Dumfries & Galloway initially, gave a “positive introduction to...

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Calvin Robinson: We’re fighting for the survival of our way of life

Sep 18, 2021 by

Calvin Robinson: We’re fighting for the survival of our way of life

by Tony Rucinski, Coalition for Marriage: In our latest online interview, I caught up with broadcaster and political commentator Calvin Robinson to explore the meaning behind some of the ideas dominating mainstream media today. You can watch our discussion here: Agreeing that real marriage lies at the heart of the culture war, Calvin says Western countries are “fighting tooth and nail for the survival of our way of life.” The easiest way, he says, of taking over a society, “is to destroy the...

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Mayor Tells School Board Resign Or Be Charged With ‘Child Porn’ Over Assignment, Parents Erupt In Applause

Sep 16, 2021 by

Mayor Tells School Board Resign Or Be Charged With ‘Child Porn’ Over Assignment, Parents Erupt In Applause

By  Amanda Prestigiacomo, Daily Wire: An Ohio mayor on Monday confronted a school board over sexual and inappropriate writing prompts students were given in class, informing board members they can either resign or face potential charges of child pornography. Mayor Craig Shubert received wild applause from parents when he told board members he spoke to a judge who said the “642 Things to Write About” assignment amounted to the distribution of “essentially what is child pornography.” […] ...

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As child-on-child sex abuse soars, evil is destroying our children

Sep 13, 2021 by

As child-on-child sex abuse soars, evil is destroying our children

by Lynda Rose, Christian Today: What a surprise! In the two years preceding lockdown ⎼ at which point children along with the rest of the population were confined to barracks ⎼ child-on-child sex abuse cases reportedly doubled, with 10% of cases carried out by children aged 10 or under. To be precise, from 2016 to 2017, the number of cases reported to the police was 7,866. Between 2018 and 2019, the number had risen to 16,102. Between 2020 and 2021, bearing in mind that schools were largely...

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