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'An attack on trans equality' - Charities enraged at call to pause Scottish GRA reforms

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Gender Recognition Act 2004 (GRA) is the law that governs how trans people can get their gender identity legally recognised. The current process means trans people have to go through a series of medical assessments and interviews with psychiatrists. Proposed changes would mean applicants would no longer have to. go before the UK Gender Recognition Panel or produce a medical diagnosis of gender dysphoria.

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'An attack on trans equality' - Charities enraged at call to pause Scottish GRA reforms

Bodies have said a call to pause Scottish Government reforms to the gender recognition process ‘fails’ and ‘attacks’ trans rights.

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