Wyoming bans gender-reassignment procedures for children
Wyoming has passed a law banning gender-reassignment procedures for children, with exceptions for cases of genetic disorders. Governor Mark Gordon signed the law, stating support for protections for children but expressing concerns about government involvement in family affairs. The law prohibits surgeries that sterilize children and the use of puberty-blocking hormones.
Key Points
- Law bans gender-reassignment procedures for children
- Exceptions for cases of genetic disorders
- Prohibits surgeries that sterilize children and use of puberty-blocking hormones
Pros
- Protection for children from irreversible procedures
- Support for parental rights
Cons
- Government involvement in personal family matters