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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.

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Carla Denyer

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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.
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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

Trans people are so often excluded from decisions made about them. I am concerned the puberty blockers trial has been paused not for clinical reasons, nor because govt listened to trans people's constructive concerns about how it will be run, but as a political decision...
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Trans people are so often excluded from decisions made about them. I am concerned the puberty blockers trial has been paused not for clinical reasons, nor because govt listened to trans people's constructive concerns about how it will be run, but as a political decision...

Carla Denyer

145,632 views • 5 months ago

"What we are looking at is a trial on gay teenagers." Our CEO, Kate Barker, discusses the ethical roadblocks to a puberty blockers’ trial and asks how young LGB people can be protected from known harms.
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"What we are looking at is a trial on gay teenagers." Our CEO, Kate Barker, discusses the ethical roadblocks to a puberty blockers’ trial and asks how young LGB people can be protected from known harms.

LGB Alliance

24,736 views • 1 year ago

Continuing the blanket ban on puberty blockers is a worrying decision. The same medication continues to be used safely by young people for other reasons. By relying on the reason for prescription, is this simply discrimination against our #trans youth? 👇 #TransKidsMatter
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Continuing the blanket ban on puberty blockers is a worrying decision. The same medication continues to be used safely by young people for other reasons. By relying on the reason for prescription, is this simply discrimination against our #trans youth? 👇 #TransKidsMatter

Sian Berry

687,838 views • 1 year ago

Many young trans people and their families are hugely concerned about the puberty blockers ban. Criticisms of the Cass review aside, this policy goes far beyond its recommendations. At #PMQs, I asked the government to meet with those affected to understand its impact.
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Many young trans people and their families are hugely concerned about the puberty blockers ban. Criticisms of the Cass review aside, this policy goes far beyond its recommendations. At #PMQs, I asked the government to meet with those affected to understand its impact.

Nadia Whittome MP

616,154 views • 2 years 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.
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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

158,838 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.
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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

132,924 views • 1 month ago

Legal action has been launched to try to stop a government-backed trial into puberty blockers for children who think they've been born into the wrong gender. Campaigners, including JK Rowling, say the trial, which would involve more than 200 young people aged between 10 and 16, is an unethical experiment that could be harmful.
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Legal action has been launched to try to stop a government-backed trial into puberty blockers for children who think they've been born into the wrong gender. Campaigners, including JK Rowling, say the trial, which would involve more than 200 young people aged between 10 and 16, is an unethical experiment that could be harmful.

Good Morning Britain

176,347 views • 6 months ago

The government has announced that it won't review current restrictions on puberty blockers until 2027. I am gravely concerned about the impact this could have on the mental health of some young trans people. My question to the Health Secretary today:
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The government has announced that it won't review current restrictions on puberty blockers until 2027. I am gravely concerned about the impact this could have on the mental health of some young trans people. My question to the Health Secretary today:

Nadia Whittome MP

283,170 views • 1 year 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
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🇬🇧 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

The puberty blockers trial is a safeguarding atrocity that will leave children irreversibly scarred, both emotionally and physically. Here is why I and others are taking legal action against the UK government to stop the trial:
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The puberty blockers trial is a safeguarding atrocity that will leave children irreversibly scarred, both emotionally and physically. Here is why I and others are taking legal action against the UK government to stop the trial:

James Esses

16,132 views • 5 months ago

I've called on the Government to extend free bus travel to young people, same as is done for pensioners. Free buses are a lifeline for many pensioners, and would make a huge difference for young people. We need a consistent national approach, not a postcode lottery.
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I've called on the Government to extend free bus travel to young people, same as is done for pensioners. Free buses are a lifeline for many pensioners, and would make a huge difference for young people. We need a consistent national approach, not a postcode lottery.

Dr Ellie Chowns MP

15,536 views • 1 year ago

Streeting delivers a message to trans young people - 'I know it won't feel like it based on the decisions I'm taking today, but I really do care about this' The health secretary announced he's putting an 'indefinite' ban on puberty blockers for under-18s
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Streeting delivers a message to trans young people - 'I know it won't feel like it based on the decisions I'm taking today, but I really do care about this' The health secretary announced he's putting an 'indefinite' ban on puberty blockers for under-18s

ITVPolitics

362,008 views • 1 year ago

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 access data from 2,000 children and young people who were administered puberty blockers under the Tavistock scandal.
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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 access data from 2,000 children and young people who were administered puberty blockers under the Tavistock scandal.

Sarah Pochin MP

38,782 views • 8 months ago

Always remember that Labour voted for the puberty blocker trial to go ahead knowing full well the harm that will be inflicted on children as young as 11. And almost all the Lib Dems couldn’t be bothered to vote. Shameful.
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Always remember that Labour voted for the puberty blocker trial to go ahead knowing full well the harm that will be inflicted on children as young as 11. And almost all the Lib Dems couldn’t be bothered to vote. Shameful.

Rebecca Paul MP

27,892 views • 1 month ago

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29,018 views • 9 months ago

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16,090 views • 2 months ago

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