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New Dutch campaign warns society for new trans law

30-08-2022

Western Europe

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New Dutch campaign warns society for new trans law

Photo Martin Droog

Western Europe

Large billboards decorate about 150 bus stations. “The new transgender law affects everybody”, the message reads. According to the people behind the billboards, the transgender law, which the Dutch parliament is discussing, pushes youngsters towards gender reassignment.

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