The European record
The evidence, country by country
The protocol that the world copied was written in Amsterdam. The first health authorities to read the evidence and change course were Finnish and Swedish. Much of that material has never been translated. These dossiers set out what each European country's own documents actually say, with dates and links.
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The Psychology of Evil: Why Ordinary People Embrace Dangerous Ideologies with Harrison Koehli
A Canadian editor of Andrzej Łobaczewski's 'Political Ponerology' joins the podcast to examine how psychopathy and other personality pathologies can come to dominate social and political movements. For European readers tracking how gender-identity ideology embedded itself in clinics, schools and courts, this framework offers a lens on how dissent gets suppressed and conformity enforced within institutions long before any evidence review catches up.
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The debate is usually conducted in English about English-speaking countries, which means the most consequential European documents are quoted second-hand or not at all. Sweden's systematic review, Finland's recommendation, Norway's report and the Dutch follow-up studies are all public. Here each one is summarised in English, dated, and linked in its original language.
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The Beyond Gender podcast interviews European clinicians, researchers and parents in English, often for the first time. The European companion site collects those episodes; this site holds the documents they discuss.