US EditionPortugal advances bills to roll back trans rights
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On 19 and 20 March, the Portuguese Parliament adopted several legislative proposals to restrict the rights of transgender and intersex persons, opening a sensitive political sequence in one of the most advanced countries in Europe on LGBTQIA+ issues. Article Portugal: Bills to restrict the rights of trans and intersex persons appeared first on the Association STOP homophobia.
Portugal advances bills to roll back trans rights
This article is about anti-trans bills advanced in Portugal. In the photo, a Portuguese flag flying in the sky. Via Unsplash - Den Harrson Lawmakers in Portugal have voted on three anti-trans bills aimed at rolling back legal gender recognition and restricting access to healthcare. After debating the bills on March 19 and 20, the Portuguese parliament approved them in general terms with a vote of 151 in favour and 79 against. The three bills wil…
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