Dame Nia Griffith

Dame Nia Griffith

Labour — Llanelli

Speaking in the House of Commons on 18 December 2024

Debate

Banning Conversion Practices

Contribution

My hon. Friend is right that civil society plays a unique role in challenging prejudice and enabling more people to access the opportunities they deserve. A good example is Galop, the UK’s leading LGBT+ anti-violence charity, which provides a number of Government-funded support services, including on conversion practices. Its helpline is confidential and available to anyone who is at risk of, is experiencing or has been through a conversion practice.

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