Re: What?s Current: Trans-identified man arrested in Italy for exposing himself to children attacks police in attempt to escape

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A trans-identified male is arrested in Italy after exposing his genitals
to children outside a school and threatening others outside the school,
saying he would “infect them with his blood” and that he was HIV positive.
Trans activists online claimed the man was a victim of transphobic
violence after he attacked police officers in an attempt to escape.

Reem Alsalem, the UN Special Rapporteur on violence against women and
girls, its causes and consequences, publishes a statement on the United
Nations Human Rights Office of the High Commissioner insisting women be
able to speak about their rights without fear or threat of violence. She
writes:

“I am concerned by the shrinking space in several countries in the Global
Northfor women and feminist organisations and their allies to gather
and/or express themselves peacefully in demanding respect for their needs
based on their sex and/or sexual orientation.

Law enforcement has a crucial role in protecting lawful gatherings of
women and ensuring women’s safety and rights to freedom of assembly and
speech without intimidation, coercion, or being effectively silenced. It
is clear that where law enforcement has failed to provide the necessary
safeguards, we have witnessed incidents of verbal and physical abuse,
harassment, and intimidation, with the purpose of sabotaging and derailing
such events as well as silencing the women who wish to speak at them.”

A new paper on rapid onset gender dysphoria (ROGD) by researchers J.
Michael Bailey and Suzanna Diaz will be retracted by Springer Nature.
James Billot at Unherd explains:

“ROGD is a theory that links the explosion in cases of gender dysphoria
among young females to a socially contagious false belief that they are
transgender. The paper found 1,655 cases of ROGD in which the parents said
that these young people had a high proportion of pre-existing mental
health problems, predating their gender dysphoria by four years on
average. It also found that the best predictor of transition was
consulting a gender specialist, where parents often felt pressured to
transition their children.”

The paper was published on March 29th in Archives of Sexual Behaviour and
hosted on the SpringerLink website.

https://www.feministcurrent.com/2023/05/26/whats-current-108/