"UN Envoy Criticizes WHO's Trans Health Committee for Lack of Medical Background and One-Sided Approach"

Half of the World Health Organization's transgender health policy committee members lack medical backgrounds, with most being gender activists. Controversial views on puberty blockers and transitioning have sparked concerns about a potential "trans bias" influencing the WHO's influential recommendations. The panel's composition, including activists, lawyers, and a few medical doctors, has raised questions about conflicts of interest and the balance of perspectives. The guidelines being formulated will shape how countries treat gender dysphoria, with some advocating for controversial treatments for children as young as 13.