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sry a friend sent this to me so idk where it comes from

I think these petitions depend a lot upon people actually being aware of them. I don’t think it’s widespread in Denmark at all

Maybe it’s already banned in these countries and there could be an assumption that it is already banned in most countries too, which make it seem like a less important issue.

There are no countries in this bracket.

Important to note; The French have a very strong culture of secularism, which turns out helps a lot with fighting against religious BS.

I’m torn between feeling proud my country did some good for once and annoyed that it means my signature is basically pretty useless compared to others.

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I’ve visited a eastern country a few times. I’ve basically felt like home there as if I was in Portugal. We are the same.

Well it’s both. Which tells you something about the French. Organized and intolerant to this kind of shit.

Croatia had some 70% just in final day, but Denmark stayed at some 80ish the entire time. I’ve only heard about this petition from lemmy, maybe a couple of posts there and here made it work in some cases but not in others

The initiative was coming from a French organization. That obviously makes it easier to contact French LGBTQ+ groups to promote that initiative. However it is often difficult to contact groups in other countries, as those contacts are missing. Hence some countries might not have signed as much as they could have.

Dane here. Haven’t seen or heard about the petition.

I don’t think conversion therapy is a thing in Denmark, so most people are probably like “eh, what’s that old fashioned thing - we are already past that.”

Could be wrong though.

France accounts for some half of signatures, and also that’s where this campaign is coordinated from