Today news
The same in other media
Three top advisors have now quit roles over UK government’s treatment of LGBTQ+ people
Reading now: 289
The first to quit was Jayne Ozanne, a key member of the government’s LGBT+ advisory panel and a prominent gay evangelical Christian, citing “ignorance” on behalf of ministers about LGBTQ+ issues. “I’ve been increasingly concerned about what is seen to be a hostile environment for LGBT people among this administration,” she told UK Editor Paul Brand in an interview with ITV News. “Over the years which the advisory panel has met, we’ve seen an increasing lack of engagement and the actions of ministers have frankly been against our advice.” Ozanne said the catalyst behind her decision was due to the debate in Parliament on Monday, where 20 MPs discussed an online petition advocating for the ban of conversion ‘therapy’ in the UK.
The website meaws.com is an aggregator of news from open sources. The source is indicated at the beginning and at the end of the announcement. You can send a complaint on the news if you find it unreliable.
09.02 / 07:55
09.02 / 07:21
09.02 / 03:49
09.02 / 03:05
09.02 / 01:49
09.02 / 01:45
09.02 / 01:36
09.02 / 01:31
09.02 / 00:53
09.02 / 00:31
08.02 / 23:51
08.02 / 23:33
08.02 / 23:19
08.02 / 23:04
08.02 / 22:25
08.02 / 22:17
08.02 / 22:11
08.02 / 21:57
08.02 / 21:23
08.02 / 21:19
08.02 / 21:07
08.02 / 20:57
08.02 / 20:51
08.02 / 20:51
14.03 / 06:37
11.03 / 15:07
11.03 / 12:28
11.03 / 02:47