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The limits of German law allowing a “new third-gender”

1 Nov 2013


Read New Statesman’s article about a German law that lets a birth certificate to be left blank in cases where the child is neither obviously male nor female. “it will take far more than a bureaucratic fix to remove the stigma of “abnormalit”, says the author. Click here.

Here an article from Advocate.com that reminds that by giving parents a new “choice” or “option,” the law still addresses the question on a medical path.

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Categoria: Around the world Tags: Deutschland, gender, gender identity, Western Europe

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