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UK YES : UK Conservative Govt to Allow People to Choose Their Gender Without Medical Examination 2017-07-30 08:58:25 Post No. 135557459
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UK YES : UK Conservative Govt to Allow People to Choose Their Gender Without Medical Examination
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2017-07-30 08:58:25
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> The UK Conservative government has announced plans to allow adults to change their gender legally without medical examination.
> Under the proposals, people would be able to identify themselves as an opposite gender and have their birth certificates changed to match their desired gender, The Times reported.
> The Minister for women and equalities, Justine Greening, celebrated the plans saying it’s the third “step forward” after women were granted equality under law and same-sex marriage was legalized under the Conservative-led coalition government in 2013.
> The new proposals, however, have been criticized, with some suggesting that allowing people to “self-identify” as a different gender could result in multiple legal cases over access to gender-specific facilities such as hospital wards, prisons, changing rooms and sporting events.
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When will it stop? Will fags and trannies ever be satisfied?
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They're still not happy, mind you
> In practice, trans people have come to resent some of the procedures in the 2004 act, such as having to pay a panel and doctors to adjudicate who you are. The sheer idea that a panel might decide that they know the answer better than you do is, frankly, insulting.
> In 2004, comparatively few trans people openly identified as non-binary. By 2010, activists walked out of a meeting with equality and human rights commission over their refusal to ask for protection for non-binary people in the Equalities Act.
> Any new legislation will need to include recognition of non-binary identities.
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