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Reading the Jane Kaushik Verdict Critically: Trans-Employability Through the Narrow Lens of ‘Respectability’
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Reading the Jane Kaushik verdict critically: Trans-employability through the narrow lens of ‘Respectability’
Despite its progressiveness, the Supreme Court’s recent Jane Kaushik verdict perpetuates the idea that trans-lives must be valued in terms of their capacity to perform the roles that the State recognises as legitimate.
At least 25 transgender women were murdered in Colombia between January and September of this year, five more than the number of transfemicides recorded during the same period in 2024, according to a report by the Ombudsman's Office. The report also tallied 76 femicides in the first nine months of 2025, nearly 12,000 sexual offenses, and more than 11,000 cases of domestic violence against women.
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