Constitution of India; Art. 14 and 21 -- Recognition of third gender –
Held: the Court upheld transgender persons’ right to self-identify their gender. The Constitution requires equal...
Read MoreConstitution of India; Art. 14 and 21 -- Recognition of third gender –
Held: the Court upheld transgender persons’ right to self-identify their gender. The Constitution requires equal treatment of all people regardless of their gender identity or expression. The Court declared that the Centre and State governments must grant legal recognition of gender identity as male, female or third gender. A full recognition is to be given even in the absence of any existing statutory regime. Additionally, the Court declared that educational, social and health care issues faced by transgender people must be addressed both at the centre and state government levels.
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