Thoughts on the Supreme Court Judgment on Transgender Recognition and Rights
Reflections on the NALSA judgement, and possibilities and limitations of identity biopolitics as the basis for trans* rights and citizenship.
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Supreme Court ruling on Transgender rights
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Naz Foundation files Curative Petition challenging the Supreme Court
31st March, 2014: The Naz Foundation (India) Trust, the original…
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Curative petitions March 31, 2014
Voices and Lawyers’ Collective file curative petitions March 31, 2014.
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Growing into LGBTQ activism: Vikram, Chennai
Orinam volunteer Vikram S. writes about hir journey into LGBTQ activism, via personal experiences of the tyranny of gender norms.
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I am Madras: Shankar Ganesh
Shankar Ganesh is the first person from the LGBT community to be featured on ‘I am Madras’, a Facebook e-community.
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Different
Shankar recounts incidents of bullying and harassment faced by feminine boys and men [trigger alert]
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Seeking lesbigay participants for qualitative research study
Two postgraduate students of Pondicherry University seek lesbian, gay and bisexual respondents from Tamil Nadu and Pondicherry for qualitative research study in psychology.
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Keeping Rainbows Undimmed
Be it Koushal vs Naz or Batra vs Penguin Books India, such unimaginative and inhuman readings of either Law or Lore, represent different fronts in the same larger struggle.
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This 10 Minute Video Will Change Your Thinking About Family Structures Forever!
Orinam volunteer Shambhavi talks about conventional family structures and how they don’t always make sense
