Which EU countries have reached their thresholds for the ECI petition to ban conversion therapy?
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Slovenia is based.
I was expecting better from Denmark, though.
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Portugal once again is confirmed as an honorary eastern European country
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I'm wondering about coverage. How much was it talked about in the public? How much was it covered by media? What's your experience from France and other countries that reached the threshold and from countries that remained far from it? People can't sign something they never heard about.
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I'm wondering about coverage. How much was it talked about in the public? How much was it covered by media? What's your experience from France and other countries that reached the threshold and from countries that remained far from it? People can't sign something they never heard about.
In Croatia it wasn't covered except for maybe some niche media and Grof Darkula. Still, I'm surprised we made it, homophobia is rampant here.
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Slovenia is based.
I was expecting better from Denmark, though.
Dane here. Haven't seen or heard about the petition.
I don't think conversion therapy is a thing in Denmark, so most people are probably like "eh, what's that old fashioned thing - we are already past that."
Could be wrong though.
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Dane here. Haven't seen or heard about the petition.
I don't think conversion therapy is a thing in Denmark, so most people are probably like "eh, what's that old fashioned thing - we are already past that."
Could be wrong though.
Conversion therapy is potentially a thing wherever the Catholic Church is allowed to operate, among other groups (for example here in CPH there is a strong Scientology presence).
As an Italian living in Copenhagen, I am genuinely surprised people here are sometimes so oblivious to issues in society.
Same thing with stuff like Salmonella cases, with multiple people telling me "Salmonella is not a thing in Denmark"
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Conversion therapy is potentially a thing wherever the Catholic Church is allowed to operate, among other groups (for example here in CPH there is a strong Scientology presence).
As an Italian living in Copenhagen, I am genuinely surprised people here are sometimes so oblivious to issues in society.
Same thing with stuff like Salmonella cases, with multiple people telling me "Salmonella is not a thing in Denmark"
Thank you for enlightening me!
I guess Danes can be a little "stuck in their own heads".
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I was looking for this comment
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In Croatia it wasn't covered except for maybe some niche media and Grof Darkula. Still, I'm surprised we made it, homophobia is rampant here.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]I saw it on r/croatia, tbh.
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I was looking for this comment
Well, you found it
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I saw it on r/croatia, tbh.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]I don't use Reddit, but I'm glad to hear they covered this. Makes me kinda hopeful.
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DENMARK?! LUXEMBURG?!
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triggered by the legend: what is with 90%-100%?
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Thank you for enlightening me!
I guess Danes can be a little "stuck in their own heads".
In Sweden they have the expression "ankdammen" to express the narrow scope of political and social attention.
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DENMARK?! LUXEMBURG?!
Maybe itās already banned in these countries and there could be an assumption that it is already banned in most countries too, which make it seem like a less important issue.
