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Despite agreeing with me that there is overwhelming public pressure to stop this trial, Wes Streeting is still determined to go ahead with what amounts to nothing short of state-sponsored child abuse. I will be writing to the Secretary of State, asking him to consider introducing statutory legislation to... show more

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Today I spoke at the #stopthetrials protest to oppose the proposed puberty blocker trial and to call on Wes Streeting to immediately halt what would amount to state-sponsored child abuse.

Today I spoke at the #stopthetrials protest to oppose the proposed puberty blocker trial and to call on Wes Streeting to immediately halt what would amount to state-sponsored child abuse.

Sarah Pochin MP

24,250 views • 8 months ago

The puberty blocker drug trial on children is state sponsored child abuse. Wes Streeting , it must be stopped. Vulnerable children being exposed to powerful drugs with unknown long term consequences in the name of an ideology is just plain wrong. #StopTheTrial #stopthepbtrial #streetingtrial

The puberty blocker drug trial on children is state sponsored child abuse. Wes Streeting , it must be stopped. Vulnerable children being exposed to powerful drugs with unknown long term consequences in the name of an ideology is just plain wrong. #StopTheTrial #stopthepbtrial #streetingtrial

Sarah Pochin MP

19,216 views • 8 months ago

The puberty blocker trial involving children is deeply concerning, and the Government should be ashamed of it. This is an issue I have campaigned against since becoming an MP. Today, I asked the Government whether children in care will at least be protected from what amounts to state-sponsored child abuse.

The puberty blocker trial involving children is deeply concerning, and the Government should be ashamed of it. This is an issue I have campaigned against since becoming an MP. Today, I asked the Government whether children in care will at least be protected from what amounts to state-sponsored child abuse.

Sarah Pochin MP

25,206 views • 2 months ago

No child is born in the wrong body. The puberty blockers trial is state-sanctioned child abuse. There are already too many young people who have been poorly advised and suffered irreversible harm due to gender ideology. A Reform UK government will hold every professional who has enabled this scandal to account.

No child is born in the wrong body. The puberty blockers trial is state-sanctioned child abuse. There are already too many young people who have been poorly advised and suffered irreversible harm due to gender ideology. A Reform UK government will hold every professional who has enabled this scandal to account.

Suella Braverman

133,019 views • 2 months ago

‘For me, this is child abuse, there is no such thing as a trans child.’ Businessman Adam Brooks slams the prospect of an upcoming puberty-blocker trial, adding ‘Wes Streeting should be ashamed of himself if he allows this trial to go ahead.’

‘For me, this is child abuse, there is no such thing as a trans child.’ Businessman Adam Brooks slams the prospect of an upcoming puberty-blocker trial, adding ‘Wes Streeting should be ashamed of himself if he allows this trial to go ahead.’

GB News

23,925 views • 8 months ago

‘Wes Streeting is not listening to the Tavistock whistleblowers.’ Independent MP Rosie Duffield says there is cross-party agreement to end the puberty blocker trial, questioning who will be responsible if the children later regret these decisions.

‘Wes Streeting is not listening to the Tavistock whistleblowers.’ Independent MP Rosie Duffield says there is cross-party agreement to end the puberty blocker trial, questioning who will be responsible if the children later regret these decisions.

GB News

71,771 views • 8 months ago

This is so evil The UK is spending $10 million to study puberty blockers on medically healthy children It’s so wrong even Labour MP Jonathan Hinder breaks ranks and says these children “cannot consent to this” warning future generations of children will ask, "Who did this to me?" “The idea this could be state sanctioned after what happened at the Tavistock, the scandal of young people now coming out of that saying, how on earth did you do this to me? I think is shocking. Health Secretary, I spoke to him about it in the House of Commons today, expressed my concerns. I know his instincts are that he's very uncomfortable about this. I would just say to him, listen to your instincts. The vast majority of the British public do not support this”

This is so evil The UK is spending $10 million to study puberty blockers on medically healthy children It’s so wrong even Labour MP Jonathan Hinder breaks ranks and says these children “cannot consent to this” warning future generations of children will ask, "Who did this to me?" “The idea this could be state sanctioned after what happened at the Tavistock, the scandal of young people now coming out of that saying, how on earth did you do this to me? I think is shocking. Health Secretary, I spoke to him about it in the House of Commons today, expressed my concerns. I know his instincts are that he's very uncomfortable about this. I would just say to him, listen to your instincts. The vast majority of the British public do not support this”

Wall Street Apes

104,887 views • 8 months ago

Full statement from Health secretary, Wes Streeting, who extends the ban on puberty blockers indefinitely - including Northern Ireland "until a safe prescribing environment can be established for these medicines" "It's a scandal they were given to young people without evidence"

Full statement from Health secretary, Wes Streeting, who extends the ban on puberty blockers indefinitely - including Northern Ireland "until a safe prescribing environment can be established for these medicines" "It's a scandal they were given to young people without evidence"

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629,350 views • 1 year ago

A blanket ban on puberty blockers, with a medical trial the only way to access them for young people, still isn’t enough for those who are ideologically opposed to the very existence of trans people and want the trial stopped. Nothing ever will be. And that’s why the government must be led by specialist clinicians in the interests of the child — not ideologues.

A blanket ban on puberty blockers, with a medical trial the only way to access them for young people, still isn’t enough for those who are ideologically opposed to the very existence of trans people and want the trial stopped. Nothing ever will be. And that’s why the government must be led by specialist clinicians in the interests of the child — not ideologues.

Nadia Whittome MP

83,774 views • 7 months ago

The ban on puberty blockers is devastating for many young trans people. Currently the only way to access them is through a government trial - I am asking govt to ensure that the trial can be accessed by as many young people as need it.

The ban on puberty blockers is devastating for many young trans people. Currently the only way to access them is through a government trial - I am asking govt to ensure that the trial can be accessed by as many young people as need it.

Carla Denyer

1,315,430 views • 8 months ago

I am disgusted by the announcement from Department of Health and Social Care that puberty blockers will no longer be available to young patients of private GI healthcare providers in the UK. This action is incompatible with evidence from many other countries, and I totally condemn it - Wes Streeting

I am disgusted by the announcement from Department of Health and Social Care that puberty blockers will no longer be available to young patients of private GI healthcare providers in the UK. This action is incompatible with evidence from many other countries, and I totally condemn it - Wes Streeting

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56,185 views • 1 year ago

There will be no lower age limit for the NHS puberty blocker trial, and even vulnerable children with anxiety and ADHD will not be exempt. This is clearly state-sponsored child abuse that will have negative, irreversible effects on our children, and it must be stopped.

There will be no lower age limit for the NHS puberty blocker trial, and even vulnerable children with anxiety and ADHD will not be exempt. This is clearly state-sponsored child abuse that will have negative, irreversible effects on our children, and it must be stopped.

Sarah Pochin MP

56,083 views • 8 months ago

The Government have quietly announced that they will push ahead with their Puberty Blocker Trial. Children as young as 11 will be given drugs that can lead to loss of fertility and bone density. No child can consent to this. The trial must be stopped.

The Government have quietly announced that they will push ahead with their Puberty Blocker Trial. Children as young as 11 will be given drugs that can lead to loss of fertility and bone density. No child can consent to this. The trial must be stopped.

Claire Coutinho

158,872 views • 2 months ago

"No child put on puberty blockers at the earliest state of puberty, and whose natural puberty is permanently blocked, will ever have an orgasm or be fertile. No child can consent to that. Around 2,000 children have already been given puberty blockers for gender distress. So that is ample information available on impacts and outcomes held by gender clinics. It makes no sense to experiment on even more children whilst this exercise remains incomplete. Why isn't the Health Secretary prioritising the completion of this important data linkage study first before experimenting on more children?" Utterly superb speech from Rebecca Paul MP during the PATHWAYS puberty blocker debate in the House of Commons. Rebecca Paul MP is correct, the Health Secretary James Murray is incorrect.

"No child put on puberty blockers at the earliest state of puberty, and whose natural puberty is permanently blocked, will ever have an orgasm or be fertile. No child can consent to that. Around 2,000 children have already been given puberty blockers for gender distress. So that is ample information available on impacts and outcomes held by gender clinics. It makes no sense to experiment on even more children whilst this exercise remains incomplete. Why isn't the Health Secretary prioritising the completion of this important data linkage study first before experimenting on more children?" Utterly superb speech from Rebecca Paul MP during the PATHWAYS puberty blocker debate in the House of Commons. Rebecca Paul MP is correct, the Health Secretary James Murray is incorrect.

Genspect

72,034 views • 2 months ago

Health Secretary, Wes Streeting, says “the door is always open” to the survivors who have walked away from the grooming gang inquiry. “I can understand why there is low to no trust in the state given what they've been through.” Peter Cardwell | Wes Streeting

Health Secretary, Wes Streeting, says “the door is always open” to the survivors who have walked away from the grooming gang inquiry. “I can understand why there is low to no trust in the state given what they've been through.” Peter Cardwell | Wes Streeting

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11,754 views • 10 months ago

"Children are basically being experimented on with puberty blockers. Lupron, which is a drug that's supposed to be meant for end-stage prostate cancer treatment, is being given to young girls. 35 psychologists have quit the Tavistock in three years. You don't tell children that they were born in the wrong body because they're children and they will believe you. There are reports from the Tavistock that children as young as four were brought in. Tavistock whistleblowers reported that homophobic parents were bringing their gender non-conforming kids in and telling them to fix them. There was a dark joke that went around the Tavistock where they said that in a couple of years, there'll be no gay people left." Graham Linehan #FreeFatherTed #GlinnerWasRight

"Children are basically being experimented on with puberty blockers. Lupron, which is a drug that's supposed to be meant for end-stage prostate cancer treatment, is being given to young girls. 35 psychologists have quit the Tavistock in three years. You don't tell children that they were born in the wrong body because they're children and they will believe you. There are reports from the Tavistock that children as young as four were brought in. Tavistock whistleblowers reported that homophobic parents were bringing their gender non-conforming kids in and telling them to fix them. There was a dark joke that went around the Tavistock where they said that in a couple of years, there'll be no gay people left." Graham Linehan #FreeFatherTed #GlinnerWasRight

Genevieve Gluck

339,571 views • 2 years ago

It’s the Vancouver Pride parade today, but check this out! Masculinity is alive and well! I’ve got young man after young man expressing their support for what I do. Children cannot consent to puberty blockers and we are going to stop this child abuse!

It’s the Vancouver Pride parade today, but check this out! Masculinity is alive and well! I’ve got young man after young man expressing their support for what I do. Children cannot consent to puberty blockers and we are going to stop this child abuse!

Billboard Chris 🌎

148,720 views • 1 year ago

🚨🇬🇧 “this is State Sponsored Child Abuse” “Their bone density stopped, growth hormones, potential brain damage, infertility” The UK government are forced to pause their planned experiment on giving children age 7 years old - puberty blockers following huge public backlash. They even offered to pay the children to participate in the studies‼️

🚨🇬🇧 “this is State Sponsored Child Abuse” “Their bone density stopped, growth hormones, potential brain damage, infertility” The UK government are forced to pause their planned experiment on giving children age 7 years old - puberty blockers following huge public backlash. They even offered to pay the children to participate in the studies‼️

Concerned Citizen

19,120 views • 6 months ago

In Arizona, it is still completely legal to give wrong sex hormones and puberty blockers to kids. Many were in support of this bill and despite some adult trans coming to protest, I was still the only one in that room that wasn't given the chance to go through a normal puberty.

In Arizona, it is still completely legal to give wrong sex hormones and puberty blockers to kids. Many were in support of this bill and despite some adult trans coming to protest, I was still the only one in that room that wasn't given the chance to go through a normal puberty.

Chloe Cole ⭐️

61,364 views • 7 months ago

🇬🇧 NHS TO TEST PUBERTY BLOCKERS ON 10-YEAR-OLDS IN CONTROVERSIAL NEW TRIAL The NHS is launching a trial giving puberty blockers to 250 children, some as young as 10, to study how the drugs affect development - including brain function. The move has sparked outrage given that the Cass Report - an independent NHS review- found no clinical evidence puberty blockers benefit gender-questioning youth. The now-closed Tavistock Clinic had already used these drugs for years, and the fallout led to widespread concern about long-term risks and lack of oversight. Studies show that 98% of children who begin puberty blockers go on to full medical transition - often involving lifelong hormone use and surgery. Many are asking why the NHS is running another trial, instead of prioritizing caution and safeguarding. These are irreversible decisions for kids who, by all standards, are not equipped to understand the long-term consequences. Why is this happening again? Source: Daily Mail

🇬🇧 NHS TO TEST PUBERTY BLOCKERS ON 10-YEAR-OLDS IN CONTROVERSIAL NEW TRIAL The NHS is launching a trial giving puberty blockers to 250 children, some as young as 10, to study how the drugs affect development - including brain function. The move has sparked outrage given that the Cass Report - an independent NHS review- found no clinical evidence puberty blockers benefit gender-questioning youth. The now-closed Tavistock Clinic had already used these drugs for years, and the fallout led to widespread concern about long-term risks and lack of oversight. Studies show that 98% of children who begin puberty blockers go on to full medical transition - often involving lifelong hormone use and surgery. Many are asking why the NHS is running another trial, instead of prioritizing caution and safeguarding. These are irreversible decisions for kids who, by all standards, are not equipped to understand the long-term consequences. Why is this happening again? Source: Daily Mail

Mario Nawfal

21,720 views • 8 months ago