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Spain: Missed Opportunity on Gender Recognition

Proposal Would Have Upheld Trans, Non-Binary People’s Rights The president of the Trans Platform Federation, Mar Cambrollé seen during a rally to pass the so-called Trans Law in the Congress of Deputies in Madrid. © 2021 Oscar Fuentes / SOPA Images/Sipa via AP Images (Berlin) – Spain’s Congress of Deputies on May 18, 2021, rejected a landmark legislative proposal that would have allowed legal gender recognition based on self-determination, Human Rights Watch said today. The existing process for modifying gender markers on official documents is pathologizing for transgender people and does not recognize non-binary people. Transgender people in Spain currently can only have the gender with which they identify legally recognized if they provide evidence of a gender dysphoria diagnosis. They must also undergo two years of medical treatment to “adjust” their physical characteristics to those “corresponding” to the gender marker they

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Tennessee Bans Gender-Confirming Treatment for Prepubescent Minors

Tennessee Bans Gender-Confirming Treatment for Prepubescent Minors
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What Are Puberty Blockers?

What Are Puberty Blockers? Recent conservative legislation has targeted a class of drugs used to treat transgender adolescents. But what do these drugs actually do? Sebastian Liafsha, right, with his mother, Heather, of Lexington, S.C., used puberty blockers starting at age 14.Credit.Leslie Ryann McKellar for The New York Times When Sebastian Liafsha came out as transgender in middle school, his mother, Heather, jumped into research mode. Ms. Liafsha, a registered nurse in Lexington, S.C., put together a three-inch-thick binder packed with printouts of various laws, medical guidelines, pharmaceutical records and more. It was there that she would record the dates and details of Sebastian’s puberty blocker injections every three months for two and a half years, starting at age 14.

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Two Classes of Trans Kids Are Emerging – Those Who Have Access to Puberty Blockers, and Those Who Don't

The Good Men Project Become a Premium Member We have pioneered the largest worldwide conversation about what it means to be a good man in the 21st century. Your support of our work is inspiring and invaluable. / Two Classes of Trans Kids Are Emerging – Those Who Have Access to Puberty Blockers, and Those Who Don’t Two Classes of Trans Kids Are Emerging – Those Who Have Access to Puberty Blockers, and Those Who Don’t A divide emerges.   For people who have never thought about it before, it might sound reasonable to require trans kids to wait until they’re adults before they can receive certain forms of care known as gender-affirming treatment – which is what legislation that just passed in Arkansas does.

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