Piotr Jacon is a popular journalist associated with the station TVN24. A few years ago, he publicly admitted that he had a transgender child. He also touched on this topic in the book “My, trans”. Jacoń regularly discusses issues related to transgender. It turns out that he has a lot to criticize the ruling coalition on this issue. He expressed this in his latest entry.
Jacoń critical of the project that will be processed in the Sejm
Piotr Jacoń is active on social media. He has over 50 thousand followers on Instagram. In his latest post, he wrote that the Sejm will be proceeding with a bill to ban the transition of minors. In the journalist's opinion, this is a triumph for the far-right organization. “The ban on the transition of minors will be processed in the Sejm. Ordo Iuris triumphs. It boasts that the Sejm's Petitions Committee unanimously decided to refer their project to the Health and Justice and Human Rights Committees,” wrote Piotr Jacoń on Instagram.
Jacoń draws attention to the awareness of the transition topic
The journalist pointed out that the committee dealing with the project includes as many as nine representatives of the government coalition out of 16 people. “The chairman of the committee is Rafał Bochenek from PiS. However, out of 16 people sitting on it, nine are representatives of the current government coalition. So smiling Poland is probably taking this ban seriously.. Ordo Iuris quotes Urszula Augustyn from KO: The project is refined, the arguments are very extensive, chapeau bas. This project was preceded by a campaign under the slogan – stop mutilating children” – emphasized Piotr Jacoń. The journalist drew attention to what the entire transition process is.Transition is the process of adjusting the body, but also documents to the correct gender. It applies to transgender people and no other. It can be very different, because their individual needs are different. It doesn't have to be surgical, it can only be hormonal. The social one is extremely important – how transgender people are treated in society,” Jacoń added.