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"Senate Bill 12, which prohibits "sexually oriented performances" on public property if audience members are under 18. Critics believe this is an attempt to target drag shows for children.
Senate Bill 14, which bans gender-affirming medical care for transgender children.
Senate Bill 15, which restricts transgender athlete participation in college sports.
Senate Bill 17, which bans public universities from having diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) programs.
Senate Bill 763, which allows schools to use religious chaplains for counseling purposes.
House Bill 900, which allows schools to restrict access to "sexually explicit" or "vulgar" books.
House Bill 2127, which restricts local governments from enacting non-discrimination ordinances beyond what is already expressly authorized in state law under various state codes.

"Taken individually, the seven pieces of legislation (the 'Bills') discussed in this submission will disrupt the lives of LGBTQIA+ people of various ages and backgrounds," the letter to the U.N. said. "Put together, the Bills are a systemic attack on the fundamental rights, dignities, and identities of LGBTQIA+ persons that opens the gates for discrimination by both public and private actors."

It would sure be interesting to have these people explain, with detail, how those proposed pieces of legislation:
"will disrupt the lives of LGBTQIA+ people of various ages and backgrounds"

Especially 12, 14, and 900. I suspect under query you would get shouting and epithets, to which the response should be: "ok, groomer".

Thanks for that breakdown-—If you substitute “Prayer”...”Christian beliefs” or “The Bible”, this is exactly what the left has been doing to us for many decades.

I wasn't aware that sexualizing children and trying to mutilate them was a civil right.