New Zealand High Court strikes down ban on 'gender affirming' puberty blockers
The government had argued the restrictions were a precautionary response to uncertainty over the long-term benefits and risks of puberty blockers and mirrored other countries that imposed similar bans.
Republican Ledger staff · 8:00 PM ET
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The government had argued the restrictions were a precautionary response to uncertainty over the long-term benefits and risks of puberty blockers and mirrored other countries that imposed similar bans.
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