There are some very interesting developments in the evolution of the resistance against gender identity ideology. First, we have a letter published in The Wall Street Journal by eminent professionals that highlights the global shift away from so-called ‘gender affirming care’ to a more measured approach with psychotherapy as the primary intervention. (archive) Second, the … Continue reading Newsletter – August 2023
Does Your Mama Know?
This is a poem submitted to us by Our Duty supporter Empress Al-Yasha. Does Your Mama Know In this neighborhood, where innocence once thrived,A tale unfolds, where secrets are contrived.Children's minds are shaped, behind a closed door,But does your mama know what's in store? They're taught about gender, but who decides?The school conceals, with deceptive … Continue reading Does Your Mama Know?
New NHS Service Specification – The Our Duty Verdict
NHS England has now published, following public consultation, a final interim service specification for specialist gender incongruence services for children and young people. The public consultation on this draft interim service specification ran for 45 days from 20 October to 4 December 2022. It received 5,183 responses in total. Our Duty has previously set out … Continue reading New NHS Service Specification – The Our Duty Verdict
The Shocking Grounds for Canada’s Day of Action
On Friday June 9th, 2023 parents across the Nation plan to exercise their right to peaceful protest and keep their children home from their TQ (trans/queer) saturated K-12 schools. Contrary to what our captured Canadian mainstream media reports, concerned parents are not propagators of anti-trans hate but ARE fed up with the school’s highly misguided … Continue reading The Shocking Grounds for Canada’s Day of Action
Megyn Kelly is done with preferred pronouns
Megyn Kelly begins her show with a monologue explaining why she is done using "preferred pronouns" and will base her conversations on trans ideology in reality and truth, how her own views on this issue have evolved, the harms of gender affirming care in schools and by physicians, the injustice of biological men competing in … Continue reading Megyn Kelly is done with preferred pronouns
A Canadian Mother’s Letter to the UK Government in Opposition to its Proposed “Conversion Therapy” Ban
To Whom it May Concern, I am writing this statement to urge that a Conversion Therapy ban that includes “gender identity” not be passed in your country as it has been in mine. I am a Canadian Mother of a teenager who is surely to grow up to be a gay adult. She is confused … Continue reading A Canadian Mother’s Letter to the UK Government in Opposition to its Proposed “Conversion Therapy” Ban
An Empowering Mothers Day to All of You
For the Mothers, with a capital “M”. For Mothers of children or adolescents experiencing “gender” ideation, Mothers Day 2023 might be anticipated with unease, sadness or even dread. The unrelenting knowledge that the child you bore and raised has disengaged from him or herself, to the best of their juvenile abilities, may lead you, and … Continue reading An Empowering Mothers Day to All of You
Adult Human Female
This article is reproduced by kind permission of its author, David @ the HALL of EINAR Originally published 28 January, 2023 in Ramblings I was at the Natural History Museum in London a month ago when I saw the skeleton of an adult human female. I thought today would be a good day to publish what I … Continue reading Adult Human Female
The Cass Review – Our Concerns
Introduction The Cass Review is being conducted as an independent review of gender identity services for children and young people, led by paediatrician Dr Hilary Cass. It has been running for two years and published an Interim Report in February 2022. We have previously published responses to the Cass Review Interim Report, and a submission … Continue reading The Cass Review – Our Concerns
Submission to the UPR 2023
Our Duty Canada’s Submission to the UPR 2023 Our Duty Canada (ODC) recently submitted a Stakeholders report to the 2023 United Nations’ Universal Periodic Review (UPR). The UPR occurs every 4.5 years and provides a check-in to see how Canada is measuring up to its commitments pursuant to the United Nations Convention on the Rights … Continue reading Submission to the UPR 2023