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"We need to stop talking about it and just ban it": LGBT+ activists react to public consultation on gay conversion therapy
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukDon't miss a thing by getting the day's biggest stories sent direct to your inbox A public consultation will be held before gay conversion therapy is banned in England and Wales.
Announced in the Queen's Speech on Tuesday (May 11), the consultation will consider religious freedoms and how professionals, such as therapists, can be protected.
Conversion therapy, also known as 'cure' therapy, is the idea that someone's sexual or gender identity can be ‘stopped or suppressed’ sometimes through dangerous and unethical practices.
In 2018, the government said a ban on conversion therapy was a ‘top priority’ as part of an action plan focused on improving the lives of LGBT+ people in the UK.
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