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South Korea: death of transgender soldier prompts calls for change
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Byun Hui-su, 23, was the first-ever transgender soldier to serve in the South Korean military. She was discharged in January 2020.
Under South Korean law, trans soldiers are not allowed to join the military, although there are no guidelines for what to do if someone begins to transition while serving.
Talking to a press conference, last year Byun said: “It was an extremely difficult decision to let my base know of my identity, but once I did, I felt much better. “I thought I would finish serving in the army and then go through the transition surgery and then re-enter the army as a female soldier.
But my depression got too severe. “Apart from my gender identity, I want to show everyone that I can also be one of the great soldiers who protect
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Advocates warn against anti-trans bills in the US
The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) and the Human Rights Campaign (HRC) have warned against the high number of anti-trans bills in the US, the majority of which aim to limit young trans people’s access to gender-affirming healthcare and school sports, saying it will have an adverse effect on the mental wellbeing of trans youth. Speaking to ABC News, Chase Strangio, deputy director for transgender justice at the ACLU, said: “I’ve been doing this work a long time, and frankly, never really seen anything like this, in terms of the nature of the rhetoric and the sweeping nature of the bills.”Strangio said at least 24 states have now introduced bills which aim to ban young trans athletes from participating in school sports.
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