Scottish court rules UK government veto of gender recognition bill lawful
- The Scottish government's proposed gender recognition legislation was blocked by the UK government, thereby preventing transgender people from obtaining official documents that correspond with their gender identities.
- The Scottish government challenged the UK government's decision at the Court of Session, but the court ruled in favor of the UK government, stating that the power used to block the bill was constitutional.
- The decision disappointed trans-rights campaigners who support self-identification for changes in gender identification.
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Court rules against Scotland gender law challenge
The UK government’s blocking of a controversial Scottish gender recognition law was ruled lawful by Scotland’s highest civil court on Friday. The legislation, passed by the Scottish parliament in December, would have made it easier and faster for people to officially change their gender, dropping the requirement for a gender dysphoria medical diagnosis. ALSO READ: Malala Yousafzai urges world to recognise and confront ‘gender apartheid’ against …
Court upholds U.K. decision to block Scotland’s landmark gender-recognition bill
Scotland’s highest civil court on Friday upheld the British government’s move to block a landmark gender-recognition law passed by the Scottish parliament, underscoring the growing divide over local control of legislation in the nations of the United Kingdom.
Scottish court upholds UK decision to block Scotland's landmark gender-recognition bill
By DANICA KIRKA Associated Press LONDON (AP) — Scotland’s highest civil court has upheld the British government’s move to block a landmark gender-recognition law passed by the Scottish parliament. The decision underscores the growing divide over local control of legislation in the nations of the United Kingdom. The ruling by the Court of Session in Edinburgh is a setback for Scotland’s semi-autonomous government, which overwhelmingly approved a …
Scottish court upholds UK decision to block Scotland's landmark gender-recognition bill
Scotland’s highest civil court on Friday upheld the British government’s move to block a landmark gender-recognition law passed by the Scottish parliament, underscoring the growing divide over local control of legislation in the nations of the United Kingdom.The ruling by the Court of Session in Edinburgh is a setback for Scotland’s semi-autonomous government, which overwhelmingly approved a bill allowing anyone 16 or older to change the gender …
Curtea Supremă a Scoţiei dă dreptate Londrei, după ce guvernul britanic a blocat reforma care ușura schimbarea genului în acte pentru persoanele trans
Guvernul britanic a acţionat în mod legal blocând o lege scoţiană care facilitează recunoaşterea schimbării genului, a decis Curtea Supremă a Scoţiei într-o hotărâre publicată vineri şi citată de France Presse, relatează Agerpres.
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