(ANSAmed) - MADRID, MAY 10 - Portuguese President Marcelo
Rebelo de Sousa vetoed a law approved by parliament to
facilitate sex reassignment surgery without a medical report,
asking for a revision of the norm that concerns minors aged 16
to 18.
Rebelo de Sousa sent back the law to parliament asking for a change providing for a mandatory medical opinion before proceeding with surgery for minors. The law authorizes sex reassignment surgery for everyone over 16. In a statement, Rebelo de Sousa said it would be ''reasonable'' to require a medical opinion for minors.(ANSAmed).
Rebelo de Sousa sent back the law to parliament asking for a change providing for a mandatory medical opinion before proceeding with surgery for minors. The law authorizes sex reassignment surgery for everyone over 16. In a statement, Rebelo de Sousa said it would be ''reasonable'' to require a medical opinion for minors.(ANSAmed).
