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Does the SNP really want to copy Norway's gender revolution?

16 February 2021

9:30 PM

16 February 2021

9:30 PM

Five years ago, in June 2016, Norway allowed anyone to change their legal gender. Legislative Decree 71 was everything that the gender identity brigade would like to introduce in the UK: no diagnosis, no medical reports, pure self-identification. The age limit was set at six years old, providing the child has at least one parent’s consent.

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