WHO will not be making any recommendations for trans identifying children & adolescents due to lack of evidence

[DerekFaker]

Finally some sense:

https://twitter.com/SwipeWright/status/1747406220372173032?t=2atusXZ_QYJzQfZiV-yMrQ&s=19

That's a very good point. Rather than asking questions and perhaps contributing to better care for 'gender diverse' children, they just drop the whole fucking thing and swerve it.

That. ^^

It's rather reminiscent of the police and the Rothersthorpe issue.

'We could protect children - but difficult people would kick off and call us names, so we'll look the other way.'

Another one of the panel members

Fury over UN trans expert's X-rated Grindr and child 'genocide' posts https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-12973933/Outrage-hires-self-proclaimed-fa-t-trans-separatist-expert-health-panel-hardliner-posts-X-rated-Grindr-hookup-texts-extreme-views-child-trans-genocide.html?ito=native_share_article-nativemenubutton

Jesus! Due dilligence and safeguarding seems to go out of the window when it comes to a certain demographic.

The bit about life expectancy is interesting. Is lower life expectancy explained by those who are on cross-sex hormones, or are there other factors at play?

I think there was a study released recently or just a paper about the impact on bodies with cross sex hormones. On either sex there is significant increase in stroke and heart attack. Obviously there are so many other issues that are often dismissed because there are very few patients with decades of use to investigate.

Suicide is also considerably higher post-‘transition’

Yes. That is a very inconvenient fact.

I strongly believe that they should include experts in women's rights in the development group, given that self-identification and the concept of 'gender-inclusive' have, in reality, meant undesirable consequences for the female sex (erasure of our language, erasure of the existence of female single-sex spaces, forced interpretation of 'woman' as a sexist stereotype rather than as a sex category etc.)

The world is still dealing with this issue as if only men, as sex class, had inalienable rights while the female sex class and its rights (where the latter even exist) are up for mining and reassignment and erasures.

Given they are meant to be a health organisation, the people on the group should all be impartial experts on evidence based medicine, and they should be steering well away from legislation and policy.