"Hospitals ask you to get a"transsexualism" certificate - they still think you are sick," Andy says.
Mr C, who goes by that name to protect his family's privacy, is a trans activist who lives in Beijing. In 2017, he won a historic case after a court found his employer had fired him because of his gender identity.Trans activist Mr C does not use his full name to protect his familyDespite the burden of obtaining an official prescription, some do go through the official channels
"My parents are really kind to me but some relatives in my larger family call me a disgrace to the whole family."The space for LGBT activism in China is shrinking. NGOs of all types have faced a clampdown, with onerous regulations. And this summer Shanghai Pride, China's highest-profile and longest-running LGBT event, was abruptly cancelled, with no reason given."For the whole community it changed their thinking - if you want something, you have to speak out," he says.
Grey Market is a new one on me. When did this come about? *Genuine question*.
Goes to show why a beacon for human rights we are to the world
How about asking em how the fucking virus started first?
Who gives a fuck?
It seems like Chinese transgender people have fairly good rights but Sky News still tries to portray it as if it's the worst country in the world to be transgender. Try going to any islamic country in the world and see how they are treated maybe?
Why do I need this information💩?🤔🤔
Who cares!!! If they want to change gender, get on with it, we don't want to see this rubbish.
and sky gets the award for putting peoples lives at serious risk