The Ohio law banning gender-affirming care for minors does not protect children but imposes severe restrictions on essential healthcare, reminiscent of practices in medical apartheid.
Gender-affirming care is recognized as a critical medical intervention by leading health organizations, significantly reducing rates of anxiety and suicide in transgender youth.
By denying gender-affirming services, Ohio's law strips minors of their agency and right to self-determination, placing them into a neglectful and harmful environment.
This policy, under the pretense of protection, represents a blatant violation of fundamental human rights, contradicting the principles outlined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
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