JK Rowling has hinted that she will not forgive the stars of “Harry Potter” who support transgender people

JK Rowling advised Emma Watson and Daniel Radcliffe to save their apologies.

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The British writer Joan Rowling, the author of the series of mega-popular books about Harry Potter, once again condemned the stars who, in her opinion, encourage children to transition.

On her X (formerly Twitter) page, JK Rowling shared her thoughts on the recent Cass Review report on health services for transgender youth. The writer criticized the trans community and its supporters, it is reported The Telegraph and BBC.

Rowling’s outrage was about researchwhich was commissioned by the National Health Service of England.

As writes BBC, the results include recommendations for the work of gender services for children and young people. The authors note that children and young people deserve the same high standards of medical care.

When one of Joan’s followers mentioned Daniel Radcliffe and Emma Watson, who had previously publicly expressed support for transgender people, Rowling made it clear that she would not forgive them even if the actors apologized publicly.

“I’m afraid not. Celebrities who have joined a movement to erode women’s hard-won rights, and who have used their platforms to encourage minors to (gender) transition, can withhold their apologies for traumatized reverse-transitioners, and vulnerable women who need the space of their gender”– wrote Rowling.

Under the latest NHS policy, 16-year-olds can be prescribed hormones in the form of testosterone or oestrogen.

In the Cass Review, Dr Cass warned that this should only be done with “extreme caution” and called for a “clear clinical rationale for hormone administration”.

However, in April NHS England began restricting such treatments due to a lack of evidence of their benefits and concerns about possible long-term harm. informs The New York Times.

The changes were implemented following the publication of the Cass Review study. The conclusions about the feasibility of such an approach caused concern.

“For most young people, medical help will not be the best way to deal with their gender distress (a state of chronic stress that makes normal life impossible).”the report noted.

The results of the study showed that in England, many children who apply for gender therapy have mental health disorders. This makes it difficult to determine the root cause of distress.

In February, the European Academy of Paediatrics raised concerns about gender-based medicine for young people.

“The fundamental question of the effectiveness of biomedical treatments (including hormone therapy) for gender dysphoria remains controversial.” – informed the institution.

Earlier restrictions on hormone treatment for minors with gender dysphoria were limited in Sweden, Denmark and Norway.

In contrast, the American Academy of Pediatrics last summer reaffirmed its support for gender-specific hormone therapy. They said that such therapy is important and should be covered by health insurance companies.

We will remind, in April 2024 Joan Rowling blamed in inciting hatred against transgender people.