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Crews said school employees would be required to use a student's given name and corresponding pronouns unless written parental consent says otherwise.

Crews said school employees would be required to use a student's given name and corresponding pronouns unless written parental consent says otherwise.

Education bureaucrats are “socially affirming” children who are confused about their sex—often without their parents’ knowledge. Parents are furious, and rightfully so. But lawmakers have a simple solution that reconnects the act of “affirming” a child with the idea that parents are a child’s primary caregivers.

A transgender Thai woman was murdered and her former lover, a Lithuanian man, has been arrested as a suspect.

Indigenous people demand official use of native names 05/12/2021 09:18 PM To activate the text-to-speech service, please first agree to the privacy policy below. One of the advocates voices their call outside the Ministry of the Interior in Taipei Wednesday. CNA photo May 12, 2021 Taipei, May 12 (CNA) Indigenous people in Taiwan are campaigning for a change that will allow them to use only the romanized spelling of their native names on their identity documents. On Wednesday, a group of indigen...

Aboriginal advocates demand name rights By Chien Hui-ju / Staff reporter Aboriginal rights advocates yesterday protested in Taipei, demanding that their names be written in the Roman alphabet on identification cards and official papers, and that Chinese versions of their name be dropped. At the protest in front of the Ministry of the Interior, demonstrators urged the government to amend regulations that require a Chinese name and an Aboriginal name in the Roman alphabet on identification card...

2021/03/17 17:28 (Facebook, 爆料公社 photo) (Facebook, 爆料公社 photo) TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — Several Taiwanese reportedly have changed their names to “salmon” (鮭魚) in order to qualify for free sushi offered by a restaurant. The incident prompted the Ministry of the Interior (MOI) to remind the public on Wednesday (March 17) that a person can only change their name three times and that a miscalculation will result in the na...