Transgender people in Ohio face an uncertain future under a new law that prohibits gender affirming health care for children and administrative rules which severely restrict adult access to care. The state’s GOP controlled Legislature overrode Republican Governor. Mike DeWine vetoed House Bill 68 which would have banned gender affirming health care for minors who are transgender.
Under a new law that forbids gender-affirming minor health care and operational regulations that severely limit access to adult care, transgender people in Ohio face an uncertain future. The state’s GOP-controlled legislature defeated Republican governor on Wednesday. House Bill 68, which allowed a ban on gender-affirming health care for transgender minors, was vetoed by Mike DeWine. Under a new law that forbids gender-affirming minor health care and operational regulations that severely limit access to adult care, transgender people in Ohio face an uncertain future. The state’s GOP-controlled legislature defeated Republican governor on Wednesday. House Bill 68 was vetoed by Mike DeWine, allowing a ban on gender-affirming healthcare for transgender minors.
Transgender people in Ohio face an uncertain future under a new law that prohibits gender affirming health care for children and administrative rules which severely restrict adult access to care. The state’s GOP controlled Legislature overrode Republican Governor. Mike DeWine vetoed House Bill 68 which would have banned gender affirming health care for minors who are transgender.
