Over the past two months, trans persons across the country have lived with increased uncertainty and anxiety after the Amendment Act, which removed their right to self-identify, was passed. Experts note that for an already marginalised community, this spells trouble for their mental health
Over the past two months, trans persons across the country have lived with increased uncertainty and anxiety after the Amendment Act, which removed their right to self-identify, was passed. Experts note that for an already marginalised community, this spells trouble for their mental health
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Over the past two months, trans persons across the country have lived with increased uncertainty and anxiety after the Amendment Act, which removed their right to self-identify, was passed. Experts note that for an already marginalised community, this spells trouble for their mental health
