Costa Rica discute proyecto para prohibir las llamadas “terapias de conversión” y plantea multas de hasta cinco salarios base

A group of lawmakers from various political fractions in Costa Rica has introduced a legislative bill aimed at banning the practice of so-called "conversion therapies," technically referred to as ECOSIG (es esfuerzos para corregir la orientación sexual y la identidad de género).

The proposed legislation seeks to outlaw these practices within the country and establishes penalties for violations, including fines of up to five base salaries.