Some of what is being proposed flies in the face of advice given by agency's like the Nspcc and other child protection advice.
^What is child sexual abuse?
Child sexual abuse includes touching and non-touching activity. Some examples of touching activity include:
touching a child's genitals or private parts for sexual pleasure
making a child touch someone else's genitals, play sexual games or have sex putting objects or body parts (like fingers, tongue or penis) inside the vagina, in the mouth or in the anus of a child for sexual pleasure
Some examples of non-touching activity include:
showing pornography to a child
deliberately exposing an adult's genitals to a child
photographing a child in sexual poses
encouraging a child to watch or hear sexual acts
inappropriately watching a child undress or use the bathroom^
On one hand we are told to be wary of men showing interest in our children, in particular attempting to be alone with them. But on the other hand we are being told we are bigots if we object to a strange man seeing our child in a state of undress.
Trans having these rights mean children lose their rights and parents lose the right to protect them.We should contact these child protection agency's and raise this issue, including the information about fetishes and voyeurism.