Its heart is in the right place: Children's rights first & foremost. Duty bearers must follow the principle of do no harm.
This is a good start
But it doesn't say that it is important that policies driven by inclusion based on SOGIE do not undermine women's rights or safeguarding of children.
There can be different reasons for children feeling uncomfortable about their sex (including homophobic attitudes, as well as mental health issues).
You cannot diagnose in a policy!
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It also says that it will not work with orgs or individuals which don't share its principles of respect for sexual & gender diversity
Which may be OK...given principles cautiously written & based in child rights.
Pple working in development orgs shld not be afraid to discuss complex issues!