Not legal doesn’t mean illegal: The situation for queer individuals in India
Ritesh Rajani and Sourav Mandal discuss the legal aspects of leading queer lives in India.
Hues may vary but humanity does not | வண்ணங்கள் வேற்றுமைப் பட்டால் – அதில் மானுடர் வேற்றுமை இல்லை
Ritesh Rajani and Sourav Mandal discuss the legal aspects of leading queer lives in India.
Full text of ‘Breaking the Binary’, research study by LABIA, is now available on Orinam.
The Vicks ad, featuring Gauri Sawant and daughter Gayatri, raises questions around discrimination and denial of rights of transgender people in India.
Barriers transgender people face in accessing basic healthcare and gender-affirmative interventions. TransForm conference, Dec 2016, CLPR, Bangalore
While we express our agitation and resistance towards acts of violence like Tara’s death, we must also resist and challenge the institutional violence that is perpetuated everyday.
The Trans Bill 2016, if enacted, would violate law declared by the Supreme Court in NALSA (2014).
The only “rescue, protection and rehabilitation” we need is from the Transgender Rights Bill, 2016.
Response to MSJE Rights of Transgender Persons Bill from Nirangal, Chennai-based NGO working for the rights of LGBT people and sex workers
Response to India’s MSJE Rights of Transgender Persons Bill (2015) from INSAAF, a student-driven legal aid project initiated by National Law University, Delhi
Recommendations to India’s Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment from trans and ally groups and collectives