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Yes, but as a last resort (the individual is at risk of developing chronic mental health issues or committing suicide)

Yes, a child's medical team along with the parents/guardians and the child should ultimately decide this.

Yes, but only for reversible non-surgical treatments like puberty blockers and hormone therapy and with a parent or guar…

Yes, with parental permission after consultation with medical professionals, and only for non-surgical procedures

Yes, but the systems of diagnosis should be made more rigorous to filter for young people who are just confused and not…

"Gender affirming care" should be in the same category as genital mutilation. Therefore we already have laws that are re…

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