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Document change regime developed following NALSA ‘grossly discriminatory’ against ‘biological females’: PIL

The India chapter of the UK-based trust seeks to overrule the NALSA judgment that laid down that legal recognition of gender identity was part of the Constitutional right to dignity and freedom

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Document change regime developed following NALSA ‘grossly discriminatory’ against ‘biological females’: PIL
The India chapter of the UK-based trust seeks to overrule the NALSA judgment that laid down that legal recognition of gender identity was part of the Constitutional right to dignity and freedom
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