South Korea: Supreme Court ruling on legal gender recognition an important step forward for transgender rights

By Amnesty International

Today’s South Korean Supreme Court decision that having children of minor age should not immediately be the reason to refuse to recognize the legal gender of transgender persons is an important step forward for human rights, Amnesty International said. “This decision by the Supreme Court opens the door for more recognition of transgender rights, but […] The post South Korea: Supreme Court ruling on legal gender recognition an important step forward for transgender rights appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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