US EditionSlp Catholic Church Responds to New Reform on Prohibition of Conversion Therapies
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The Congress of the State of San Luis Potosí approved a reform of the local Penal Code to criminalize so-called “conversion therapies” or ECOSIG (Efforts to Correct Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity). With this measure, those who promote, enforce or apply treatments, practices or procedures that seek to modify a person’s sexual orientation or identity may face legal sanctions. The initiative seeks to guarantee the human rights and dignity o…
Amendments are approved to decrees that issue income law and revenue budget for fiscal year 2025. With the aim of criminalizing practices aimed at correcting the sexual orientation of persons, or also called “Efforts to Correct Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity” (ECOSIG), which undermine the dignity of LGBTIQ+ persons, the Congress of the State unanimously approved in Ordinary Session the amendment to the Criminal Code of the State of San L…
The measure seeks to protect human rights and guarantee respect for the sexual orientation and gender identity of all people By: Drafting With the adoption of amendments to the State Penal Code, the Congress of the State of San Luis Potosí took a decisive step towards the eradication of “sexual conversion therapies”, practices that undermine the sexual orientation and gender identity of people. The initiative, promoted by deputy Frinné Azuara Ya…
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