The Trans Rights Debate

[James310]

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I should add, the Republic of Ireland already has this legislation in place with no problems!!!

No problems, what are you basing that on exactly? Anything in particular you have seen or read?

This story sounds like a problem, yes its only one but its a bit of a sweeping statement to say there has been no problems.

https://m.independent.ie/irish-news/...-39563823.html


Self ID was introduced in Ireland alongside side other legislation and the Irish people in a recent poll were found to be against the changes introduced.

https://thecountess.ie/first-irish-p...gender-debate/


SELF-IDENTIFICATION

The results also revealed that while half of adults believe that people should have the right to change their sex on their birth certificate, most of them feel this should only be permitted once some action has been taken towards gender reassignment via hormones or surgery.

Fewer than one in five (17%) respondents agreed with the law as it currently stands that a person should be allowed to change their birth certificate as soon as they self-identify as the opposite sex.

34% thought it should be permitted once a person has partially or fully transitioned through hormone treatment and/or genital surgery.

28% of people said individuals should not be allowed to change sex on their birth certificate at all.