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MP makes bid to ban offering or advertising LGBT conversion practices

Offering or advertising LGBT conversion practices would be banned under a proposed law to be considered by MPs on Friday. The Conversion Practices (Prohibition) Bill would create new offences for a course of conduct whose “predetermined” purpose was ...

01 Mar 2024 at 00:01

Minister accused of making ‘more excuses’ to delay LGBT conversion practices ban

The Government has faced claims of making “more excuses” to delay a ban on so-called LGBT conversion therapy as a backbench proposal was blocked by MPs. Equalities minister Maria Caulfield said the Government intends to bring forward draft ...

01 Mar 2024 at 15:00

Trans-inclusive conversion therapy ban to ‘respect teacher and parent roles’

A promise to ban conversion therapy has “lingered in the lobby of good intentions for far too long”, Sir Keir Starmer said as he committed to a draft Bill to legislate against such practices. The Government said its Conversion Practices ...

17 Jul 2024 at 19:08

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Lib Dem MSP challenges ministers on conversion therapy ban

Liberal Democrat MSP Jamie Greene has challenged the Scottish Government to bring forward legislation banning conversion practices before the next Holyrood election – insisting if ministers will not act they should let him take forward ...

16 May 2025 at 12:42

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