Role of Non-Governmental Organizations in Promoting a Culture of Anomaly, Gender Transition

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Author : Dr. Sihem Mohammad

This research examines the role of Western civil society organizations, particularly in Europe and the United States, in promoting (LGBTQ+) the anomaly culture and gender transformation through media tools, education, political pressure,

and the legal recognition of these issues as protected rights within liberal frameworks. These organizations have largely succeeded in normalizing these concepts in the West, but have faced religious and cultural resistance in conservative societies, both within the West and in the Islamic world. The study aims to analyze the tools of cultural hegemony, explore models of resistance, and offer recommendations to fortify societies against this value infiltration.

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