What is the Declaration of Biological Truth?
An Australian Declaration in support of biological reality.
3,980 signatories as at 6/11/24
Signing is free, easy & private. Click HERE
Say NO to puberty blockers or cross sex hormones for under 18s
Say NO to men playing sport against women or using women’s
spaces
There are only two sexes: Female & Male
Support biological reality
Say NO to enforced pronoun use at schools, events &
at work
Say NO to
Self ID
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Say YES to Freedom of Speech
This Declaration is not aligned with any political or religious organisation. All individuals or organisations are welcome to sign. Signatories have no membership or obligation, yet support the Declaration’s aims which are:
- To act as a register where Australians can express their concern about the impact of gender ideology on society.
- To raise funds to cover the administration of the Declaration.
- To raise additional funds to promote biological reality in Australian society.
This is not about left or right politics, but about biological reality. There are only two sexes, female & male. It’s impossible to change sex.
It contains the signatures of Australians from many backgrounds, political viewpoints, religions, professions & trades.
There are parents, grandparents, doctors, teachers, politicians, mental health workers, business people and hundreds of concerned citizens.
Sign
Privately
Sign as a private signatory where your name won’t be public. Hidden and secure.
Great for those whose job prohibits public discussion of gender issues or those worried about repercussions.
Only the tally (total) of private signatories is public
Sign
Publicly
Sign as a public signatory where your name will be shown on the declaration.
This makes your voice loudest & is ideal for politicians, parents, & concerned citizens.
Great for most Uni students & business people.
Sign as an Organisation
Your organisation or Business can sign to show your concern. The organisation or business name will be public.
This is great for Parent groups, Women’s organisations, LGB Rights groups or any group with concerns.
What can this Declaration do?
This Declaration could act as a submission to parliament, an illustration of Australian sentiment to media, or evidence to local, state and federal politicians.
We aim to show politicians, business, and decision makers how Australians feel about the harmful impact of transgender ideology on society.
It also gives those who feel silenced in their ability to speak up on the issue (teachers, doctors ,etc) the chance to have their opinion counted while protecting their identity as a private signatory.
