Bill banning gay conversion therapy closer to becoming California law

Role as a legal measure by consulting experts to prohibit "conversion therapy" of so-called homosexuality

The hearing of the bill attracted many Sacramento people. If they try to change someone's sexual orientation, that proposal will make someone's profit illegal.

"Sometimes, if you want to get married to marry the opposite sex, you realize that they have these desires," Is not there a right to choose the lifestyle that they want, "California Family Council Greg · Bart asked. "What we are talking about here is to make people choose freely."

The bill will be submitted to the Legislature. Opponents pledge that if Brown Provincial Governor signs the law they will sue.

California law is groundbreaking as it changed the environment prohibiting conversion therapy from mental health to corporate behavior. This law stipulates that conversion therapy is harmful under all conditions even though adults intentionally choose it, which can result in excessive harm as a result. eternally. The bill under consideration may be a bill to convert processing to the US Supreme Court without a judge Anthony Kennedy. Anthony Kennedy protected it with several groundbreaking cases and confirmed and created the history of the rights of LGBTQ. Lawrence case lesbians and gay sodomy law are also included. Texas proved groundbreaking in Obergefell v. Hodges in 2015 when legitimizing gay marriage

Sexual orientation is a harmful act of work involving a therapist trying to change sexual orientation or homosexuality of lesbians, gays, bisexuals, transgender, homosexuals - both homosexuality, repair or transsexual "treatment" Called - Change (LGBTQ) In the fall of customer 2012, in California, we will testify that mental health workers will become the first states forbidding minors to use this practice and will support the law . I heard when I heard the news that the bill was signed by the law. Last month, I celebrated the US Supreme Court celebrating the celebration of a protest against rejection against the gay group's attempt to overturn the ban.

The panel and the report were requested after the White House supported the bill prohibiting all treatments intended to change sexual orientation and gender identity. This bill known as "Leelah's Law" was made by parents after committing suicide by Leierah Alcorn (17 year old transgender woman) in December 2014. Following careful consideration of all past and present scientific and clinical data, Fischer concluded that not only scientific support for conversion therapies, but also these methods and the pseudoscience on which they are based are not professional Occupational ethical standards The report also concluded that diversity of homosexuality and gender identity is part of the normal scope of child and adolescent development and does not constitute mental disorders.