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Dire lack of trans healthcare in Ireland laid bare at Oireachtas Committee
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The lack of trans healthcare in Ireland combined with the rollback of services in the Tavistock clinic in England is having a huge negative effect on trans young people, the Oireachtas Sub Committee on mental health heard on Tuesday.
One of the main problems is the massive waiting lists for young trans people to gain […] The post Dire lack of trans healthcare in Ireland laid bare at Oireachtas Committee appeared first on GCN.
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Bangladesh offering tax cuts to firms that hire trans employees
In an effort to reduce unemployment among the trans community, the government in Bangladesh will be offering tax cuts to companies that hire trans employees. According to the South Asian Wire, Bangladesh is home to an estimated 1.5 million trans people, many of whom face unemployment and homelessness due to discrimination.
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