The World Health Organisation (WHO) is preparing its first ever global guideline on “transgender” medical protocols to fight the rapid spread of bans and restrictions on “transgender” surgeries and drugs, especially for children. The “guideline development group” chosen by the WHO staff is comprised entirely of “transgender” activists and medical providers. But at the same time, a damning letter in The Wall Street Journal from 21 clinicians and researchers from nine countries involved in direct care of the fast-growing numbers of teenagers presenting with gender distress, say there is no good evidence that medicalised gender change prevents suicide, and politicised medical societies are exaggerating the benefits of these medical interventions while playing down the risks.
