Here is the Transgender Trend submission to WESC. From Director @cwknews on behalf of all our supporters: "I argue that education and policy for children and young people must be grounded in objective reality as a matter of children’s human rights." https://committees.parliament.uk/writtenevidence/18106/html/

Other submissions show why our role is so important. Across the board, an adult activist model has been unquestioningly transferred onto children and young people. The lack of curiosity as to why so many children are suddenly identifying as 'transgender' is astounding.

Bernado's wants children under the age of 16 to be able 'self determine their gender' so they can be supported to live as 'who they are.' They want mandatory training in 'gender identity' for children’s social care, health professionals & school staff.
https://committees.parliament.uk/writtenevidence/17710/pdf/

The British Youth Council says age for gender recognition should be lowered to 16 and trans young people under 16 should be 'supported', with or without parental approval. Wants legal recognition of 'non binary' identities (as do all these submissions).
https://committees.parliament.uk/writtenevidence/17788/html/

And schools? The NEU wants to create a teaching and learning environment that allows all children and young people to 'be themselves.' No diagnosis of gender dysphoria required, just 'self-identification.' Children just *are* 'trans' it seems.
https://committees.parliament.uk/writtenevidence/17386/html/

NASWUT wants self-declaration of one's "chosen gender," no diagnosis of gender dysphoria: "not experienced by all trans and gender diverse individuals." Trans is not an illness. Says the delay has fuelled the 'toxicity of debate' in 'some areas.'
https://committees.parliament.uk/writtenevidence/17380/html/

And Universities? The NUS wants self-identification, non-assessment-based model & legal gender recognition process for under-18s. "There is no universal way of ‘proving’ a person’s gender." Says it should be possible to change one's gender more than once.
https://committees.parliament.uk/writtenevidence/17654/html/

UCU, representing over 110,000 academics & lecturers, says UK should consider Norway, where children between 6 - 16 can change legal gender with parental consent. Process should be to 'confirm' gender as different to 'sex assigned at birth.'
https://committees.parliament.uk/writtenevidence/17444/html/

And the NHS? The Sussex Partnership NHS Trust says no need for a diagnosis of gender dysphoria. On lowering the age for a GRC: "the criteria should be adapted to encompass a range of factors; it should be about the individual rather than their age."
https://committees.parliament.uk/writtenevidence/17808/html/

Child protection agencies, youth organisations, schools, universities & health services, all are pushing an adult activist agenda onto children & young people.
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