中国从2001年4月20日第三版《中国精神障碍分类与诊断标准》将 同性恋从精神疾病名单中剔除，虽然这比世界卫生组织将同性恋从ICD－10精神与行为障碍分类名单上删除晚了11年。 但是最终还是实现了中国同性恋非病理化。然而，当下在中国的很多医院却还是开设有关同性恋治疗的项目，把同性恋做为一种心理疾病来治疗。到底 是治病救人？还是无知贪恋的庸医？多少同性恋者无助的的寻医问诊，到头换来的却是心灵的再创伤，同志亦凡人新一期的视频将带我们一起走进那些曾经接收治疗 的同志以及心理治疗师的世界，看看在这个疯狂的年代，我们如何走出阴霾，快乐自我！
On 17 May 1990, the World Health Organization removed homosexuality from its list of mental disorders. In 2001, China followed suit and officially scrapped homosexuality from the Chinese Classification of Mental Disorders.
10 years have passed since then, but the idea that homosexuality is a mental disorder is still alive and kicking in many Chinese minds. A lot of mental health professionals are still treating homosexuality as a mental disorder, and numerous hospitals open clinics aimed at “curing homosexuals”, publicly boasting about their transformative successes with homosexual “patients”. Tragically, those mental health professionals are often the first people approached by LGBT-people struggling with their sexual identity – while they might think they’re helping their patients with a “curing” program, hundreds of people worldwide who have gone through such programs have testified to the trauma’s they endured. These cures don’t heal: they kill.
In this documentary, Queer Comrades takes you to the mental health world, introducing you to experts who are fighting the misguided LGBT conceptions of their colleagues, and featuring 2 “ex-patients” who are adamant to tell the world about the dangers of enlisting in LGBT “curing” programs.
