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A first in international law: A leading prosecutor seeks arrest warrants based in part on anti-trans persecution.
Despite the wave of raw anti-trans bigotry in the US and the UK, global developments point to a more just understanding of the issues -- and a more hopeful future for trans people.
Despite the wave of raw anti-trans bigotry in the US and the UK, global developments point to a more just understanding of the issues -- and a more hopeful future for trans people.
ICC Prosecutor Cites Anti-Trans Abuse, a ‘Groundbreaking’ Move in International Law — Assigned
While LGBTQI+ people have long faced discrimination and brutal oppression, international law has typically failed to recognize it as a crime. Until now.
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January 27, 2025 at 6:18 PM
A first in international law: A leading prosecutor seeks arrest warrants based in part on anti-trans persecution.
Despite the wave of raw anti-trans bigotry in the US and the UK, global developments point to a more just understanding of the issues -- and a more hopeful future for trans people.
Despite the wave of raw anti-trans bigotry in the US and the UK, global developments point to a more just understanding of the issues -- and a more hopeful future for trans people.
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If trans identity "conflicts with a soldier’s commitment to an honorable, truthful, and disciplined lifestyle, even in one’s personal life," what does that say about trans teachers? Trans law enforcement? Trans doctors?
This isn't just a travesty, it's a precedent.
This isn't just a travesty, it's a precedent.
January 28, 2025 at 1:32 PM
If trans identity "conflicts with a soldier’s commitment to an honorable, truthful, and disciplined lifestyle, even in one’s personal life," what does that say about trans teachers? Trans law enforcement? Trans doctors?
This isn't just a travesty, it's a precedent.
This isn't just a travesty, it's a precedent.