TOWARD INCLUSIVE JUSTICE: A CRITICAL EXAMINATION OF TRANSGENDER RIGHTS IN LAW AND POLICY

Abstract

Many places around the world have begun legalizing the rights and status of transgender individuals. Yet, rules that govern society and the economy can be unreliable and fail to ensure the inclusion of all individuals. The paper examines the laws governing transgender rights by focusing on their past, present, and theory-based issues. Measures to tackle discrimination, the absence of legal protection, and obstacles to healthcare and work are considered. The documents also mention possible ways to improve security and outline a practical intervention approach. The method involves using a variety of legal papers, legal judgments, and academic publications. By using this approach, my objective is to highlight what is already available in the field of transgender rights and bring attention to those who deal with relevant policies, laws, and human rights.