
Religious groups advocate ‘conversion therapy’ for homosexuals
Even in modern Switzerland, homosexuals are being bullied into undergoing conversion therapies to change their sexual compass.
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FrançaisfrDes groupes religieux encouragent les «thérapies de conversion»Read more: Des groupes religieux encouragent les «thérapies de conversion»
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EspañolesEn Suiza subsisten “terapias de reconversión” para gaysRead more: En Suiza subsisten “terapias de reconversión” para gays
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PortuguêsptOs efeitos colaterais da “cura” homossexualRead more: Os efeitos colaterais da “cura” homossexual
Thomas Lauber grew up in a strict Swiss religious community and was forced to deny his sexual orientation. He took part in seminars in which he was told that his homosexuality was a demon, from which he must free himself. He has since come out as gay, and is president of the Fribourg LGBT group, SarigaiExternal link.
In Geneva, also, there is a self-help group called Le LabExternal link, which helps people reconcile their homosexuality with their spirituality. (RTS/swissinfo.ch)
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