As the UK continues to debate how best to prohibit so-called conversion practices, questions remain about how effective and workable any future legislation would be in practice. This article examines the approach taken in Aotearoa New Zealand, considering what lessons the UK legislature might draw when drafting clear, robust and enforceable protections.
To date the UK has in force no legislation outlawing harmful conversion practises against LGBT+ people
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