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Many of these policy shifts seem rooted in pragmatic concerns about national survival amid falling birthrates. Countries like Hungary and Italy have acknowledged that without proactive pro-natal policies, their populations might decline to unsustainable levels within decades. As a result, they are shifting their social policies toward traditionalism—placing emphasis on family, procreation, and social cohesion—over progressive gender policies.
This re-evaluation of social priorities signals that the era of unfettered trans activism might be waning. Governments are increasingly asserting control over social narratives, with some framing the restrictions as measures to protect public morality, social stability, and demographic health.