United Nations Challenges Portugal New Gender Law Plans
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The leader of the Avga, André Ventura, indicated today that the party will not withdraw its bill on gender identity, after the appeal of the United Nations, defending that the diploma is absolutely reasonable.It is not acceptable or justifiable to allow a child to change sex.We will not withdraw the initiative!," wrote André Ventura on social network X, in a reaction to the public news according to which the United Nations High Commissioner for …
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United Nations challenges Portugal new gender law plans
The United Nations has called on Portugal’s parliament to withdraw or reconsider proposed changes to the country’s gender identity laws, warning that measures put forward by the PSD, Chega and CDS-PP could conflict with Portugal’s international human rights commitments.
The CHEGA will maintain its draft law on gender identity, rejecting the appeal of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk, so that the initiatives presented by CHEGA, PSD and CDS are withdrawn or reviewed. André Ventura reacted this Wednesday and assured that the party will not back down on the proposal presented in Parliament. ☆Allowing a child to change sex is that it is neither acceptable nor justifiable. We will no…
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