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Irish community groups sign NXF letter demanding ban on 'conversion therapy'
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The NXF (National LGBT Federation) have had a letter published in The Irish Times expressing their “firm commitment” to a ban on ‘conversion therapy’.
The letter was signed by community groups from around Ireland expressing their own solidarity. The letter reads as follows: “We wish to state our firm commitment to a ban on so-called […] The post Irish community groups sign NXF letter demanding ban on 'conversion therapy' appeared first on GCN.
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Director Behind Netflix's Conversion Therapy Doc 'Pray Away' Defends Film From Christian Criticism
Netflix's conversion therapy documentary Pray Away is defending the film against criticism from Christians that say the movie is one-dimensional and misinterprets Christianity.Kristine Stolakis, the film's director, told Newsweek that her main intent in making the documentary was to capture what she described as "the undeniable pain and drama of the conversion therapy movement.""I was not interested in putting the Bible on trial in this film," Stolakis told Newsweek. "Underneath the consistent piece of this movement across organizations is this idea that the only way to change, to view your life as healthy, is to be cis and straight.
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