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Specifically, the bill creates a new criminal offence of abusive conversion practice, measured by three specific criteria. First, conduct...
The Bill seeks to end conversion practices in Northern Ireland by creating three new criminal offences: i. An offence of providing conversion...
The bill defines a “conversion practice” as any conduct towards another person that is intended to cause them to have or not have, or to believe they have...
A 'conversion practice', as defined in the Bill, is a practice that attempts to change or eradicate the sexual orientation or gender identity of another person.
The draft Bill creates a far-reaching criminal offence with flawed safeguards. It does not require any proof that the accused intended to abuse or harm.
The proposed Bill would create two new criminal offences: (1) an offence of engaging in conversion practice and (2) an offence of removing a person from...
Our principal recommendation is for the Tasmanian Government to re-examine the Bill as a whole to ensure the reforms effectively address the harms caused by all...
The proposed Bill would create a new offence of engaging in conversion practices whereby all of the following elements apply: Intent: the individual accused of...
Create new offences in relation to the carrying out of abusive conversion practices on individuals; to make provision for conversion practice protection orders:...
WHAT WILL THE BILL DO? This bill will ban deceptive conversion practices that can lead to depression, substance abuse, social withdrawal, and suicidality.