A statement by editors of journals that specialize in sexuality and gender research

Statement from Editors

The link above takes you to a statement from the editors of the Journal of Sex Research and the journal Psychology & Sexuality, signed by editors from 22 other sexuality/gender journals.

The statement asserts the importance of sexuality and gender research, and especially the importance of freedom and integrity in science.

This is a response to governments that act to limit the topics, words, datasets, and comprehensive information about sexuality and gender that they reject and wish to control for political purposes.

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