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EU won't ban LGBTQ 'conversion therapy' but will push states to act

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The European Union will not ban LGBTQ conversion therapy but will urge member states to take action against such practices. This approach reflects the EU's legal limitations and its preference for national-level legislation, impacting efforts to protect LGBTQ individuals from harmful methods that seek to change their sexual orientation or gender identity. Developers and tech professionals should monitor how individual countries implement bans in the coming year.

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