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Commission replies to the European Citizens Initiative to ban conversion practices
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In Brussels, the word "prohibition" has disappeared from the European discourse. It has been replaced by a more cautious formula: the Member States are invited to act.In between the two, there is a simple institutional reality the European Union will not be able to prohibit "conversion therapies" by a common law.Read more: Society: on "conversion therapies", the EU refers the ban to the states The subject had nevertheless taken place in the Euro…
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