genderellende.nl
Society and debate
Stories, facts and sources on the harm of gender ideology. Medical harm, intolerance, consequences for women's sport, shelters, family and language.
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Genderellende.nl reveals the downside of the gender movement: stories, facts and sources about the harm caused by gender ideology. From medical suffering to cancel culture and the impact on women and children — the stories that the affirmative mainstream prefers not to talk about.
What you’ll find on genderellende.nl
- Four main themes: medical harm, intolerance and cancel culture, social impact, and the money trail
- Personal accounts, including “Thirteen Years Living as a Man”
- The evidence at four tipping points: Bell v Tavistock (2020), SBU Sweden (2022), the Cass Review (2024) and the WPATH Files (2024)
- Statistics that rarely make the news, with full references
- Money trail: who profits from the misery?
Who it’s for
For those affected and their families, and for journalists and policymakers who want to look beyond the success stories and also understand the darker side — documented and verifiable.
Related in the network: transitieschade.nl for anyone who has personally suffered harm, transspijt.nl about regret and detransition, and gendergekte.nl for an overview of related incidents.
Part of the gender network
genderellende.nl is one of more than forty specialist sites in the Dutch-language gender network of Stichting Genderinfo i.o. Every site in the network covers one subject in depth: from science and medical facts to care, legislation, the public debate and support for specific audiences. That way you always find the site that answers your question most sharply. Note: most network sites are in Dutch.
Explore further: browse the category broad overviews, science and medical context, care and policy, society and debate or community and audiences — or go to the full network overview and the external resources beyond the network.