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Gender recognition 'should move closer to a system of self-declaration' - Vimarsana News

Gender recognition 'should move closer to a system of self-declaration'

MPs said transgender people should not have to live in their acquired gender for two years before they can get legal recognition.

Gender recognition 'should move closer to a system of self-declaration' - Vimarsana News

Gender recognition 'should move closer to a system of self-declaration'

MPs said transgender people should not have to live in their acquired gender for two years before they can get legal recognition.

Gender recognition 'should move closer to a system of self-declaration' - Vimarsana News

Gender recognition 'should move closer to a system of self-declaration'

MPs said transgender people should not have to live in their acquired gender for two years before they can get legal recognition.

Nicola Sturgeon faces legal battle over plans to let trans people choose their sex on census - Vimarsana News

Nicola Sturgeon faces legal battle over plans to let trans people choose their sex on census

Campaigners at Fair Play for Women have launched a judicial review after SNP Ministers decided to let participants 'self-identify' as male or female on the Scottish census undertaken next year.

This week in IP: UKIPO appoints new chair, Koh and Kanter face Senate hearings, and more - Vimarsana News

This week in IP: UKIPO appoints new chair, Koh and Kanter face Senate hearings, and more

Ericsson sues Apple for FRAND determination; Federal Circuit overturns two Albright transfers; France.com owner seeks SCOTUS appeal; Tina Turner sells off rights; Nvidia proposes M&A concessions; WIPO DG calls for collective action