Preschooler diagnosed with gender dysphoria bullied at Japanese day care: report

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Third-celebration panel chairman Toshiyuki Kasugai, correct, hands Otsu Mayor Kenji Sato a report about a bullying circumstance at a day care, at Otsu Town Corridor in Shiga Prefecture on July 6, 2022. (Mainichi/Kengo Suga)
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OTSU — A boy or girl diagnosed with gender dysphoria was bullied at their day treatment in this west Japan metropolis, a 3rd-get together panel claimed to the mayor on July 6 in what they imagine to be the to start with case in the region to be regarded as bullying towards a preschool youngster.&#13

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According to the mother of the youngster, now 8, their assigned gender at birth was male but they identify as a female. The baby was enrolled in the day treatment in April 2019, and went donning girls’ apparel. Other small children at the working day care apparently named them names, including “male-woman,” and the youngster formulated overall health challenges together with hair reduction and adjustment condition. They became unable to attend the working day treatment in Oct 2020.&#13

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The report submitted to Otsu Mayor Kenji Sato states that there had been 11 incidents viewed as as bullying, like when other small children named the sufferer “a liar” and manufactured exciting of them for dressing in girl’s outfits, strike the baby with a toy in the upper body, and cut up the padded insert in their crayon box.&#13

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The report also concluded that it was problematic that the day treatment took the harassment frivolously, thinking about it only as “section of developing up,” and asked for that a individual investigative panel be set up.&#13

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(Japanese unique by Kengo Suga, Otsu Bureau)&#13

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