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LGBTQ+ conversion therapy thrives even as bans gather pace
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From injections to electric shocks, prayer to rape, myriad methods are peddled by medics, counsellors and moralists to suppress the sexual desire or gender identity of LGBTQ+ patients.
Interviews with practitioners and patients worldwide reveal a deep divergence over practices that dozens of medical associations have condemned as ineffective and harmful.
In Egypt, a young man sought the help of a famous TV doctor on the advice of a friend he came out to. Years later, he remains traumatised by an anal examination.
In post-Soviet Georgia, a teenage lesbian was injected with hormones as a “cure” initiated by her mother. The prayers of a Mexican pastor persuaded a trans woman to cut off her own hair in a bid to obliterate her identity.
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China targets ‘effeminate’ men in Xi’s growing push for conformity
niangpao,” which roughly translates to “sissy men,” in guidance to TV companies, telling them to “strictly control the selection of program actors and guests.” It’s the first time the government used the term, which is often used to insult or bully gay men, in official communication. Last week, the same body called for boycotting “fan culture” in general and gay male love stories in particular.“This can’t be good for society,” said Alain, who asked to use his English name as he didn’t want to be identified discussing politically sensitive issues.
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