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Christian Concern responds to the much-anticipated final report of the Cass Review of gender identity services for children and young people.

Today at Leeds Employment Tribunal, for the first time a UK court has heard evidence analysing the validity of ‘Minority Stress Theory’ applied to the case of Christian social worker, Felix Ngole.  

A senior member of staff at Touchstone Support Leeds has said while giving evidence this afternoon in the case of Felix Ngole, that sharing the belief that there are only two genders could ‘lead to death.’

For the second time in a fortnight, a panel member presiding over a high-profile Christian freedoms case has been forced to recuse himself due to a ‘real possibility of bias.’

This week (April 2) a Leeds employment tribunal will hear the case of a Christian social worker who was given a choice by a Stonewall backed NHS provider to ‘embrace and promote LGBTQ+ rights’ or have a job offer withdrawn.