Broadcaster Lucy Zelic has demanded action against individuals who provided gender-affirming care to children without parental consent, following the Australian government's announcement of a review into treatment guidelines. Zelic criticized the government's delayed response to calls for an inquiry, citing revelations of children as young as 12 receiving puberty blockers without parental knowledge. She advocates for prison sentences for those responsible, citing the 'irreversible and irreparable damage' caused.
Lucy Zelic says govt review into gender treatment a long time coming as she calls for prison time for those who administered care without consent
Ms Zelic revealed to Sky News Australia host Steve Price she had written to Minister Butler in July last year, to ask why Australia did not follow the UK in having a review after the release of the Asked by Price why Mr Butler"suddenly had this epiphany" to launch the review, Ms Zelic suggested it had come off the back of the Queensland government announcing an independent review into the evidence for stage one and stage two hormone therapy for children and adolescents with gender dysphoria.
"I think all of these people deserve to be locked up and put in prison for an extensive period of time for the damage that they've caused." It came after US President Donald Trump signed an executive order restricting gender transitions for anyone younger than 19.
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