Withholding money for a family member's gender transition can be considered abuse according to new UK guidance
Parents would be susceptible to prosecution under the new definition of 'abusive'
Family members who withhold money for gender transition or refuse to use preferred pronouns could be considered "abusive," according to UK guidance, making them susceptible to prosecution.
"Although not an exhausted list, some examples of how trans and non-binary people may be abused by intimate partners or family members include … Withholding money for transitioning [and] refusing to use their preferred name or pronoun," according to the UK's Code for the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) used when considering domestic abuse offenses. ---More...
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