On the Record: The stories Europe isn’t hearing
Across Europe, people are paying a high price for speaking openly about the impact of gender identity policies. These are their stories.
The Other Side of Politics
by Faika El-Nagashi
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Ireland has long been a key driver of gender identity policy across Europe, and shows no sign of slowing down.
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