Gender Identity: A Religious Belief Treated as Reality
Norway was the state that introduced “gender identity” to the UN Human Rights Council in 2006, calling on behalf of 54 states for its recognition and protection in law. Since then, our nation has embraced the Yogyakarta Principles (YP) to an extraordinary degree, treating them with religious reverence. In Norway, children “decide” their legal sex from the age of six, with one parent in agreement, while parents risk up to six years’ imprisonment if they fail to comply with their child’s...