The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has ruled that the principle of freedom of movement means that EU law trumps national law when it came to the civil registering of persons who have changed sex. The top EU court ruled that legislation in any member state “which does not permit the amendment of the gender … Read more
I have a vague memory, sometime from the early 1990s, of my mother running the Dublin Women’s Mini Marathon. It was, as I recall, part of an initiative to raise money for my primary school, on whose board of management my mother served as the parent’s association representative. Either that, or it was a collective … Read more
Archyde: Latest World News, Economy, Entertainment, Health, Technology & Sports Updates First Amendment Rights and Legislative immunity: A Shifting Landscape The debate over First Amendment rights and legislative immunity is intensifying,especially concerning the speech of elected officials.Recent events, including a Supreme Court decision regarding a Maine legislator, underscore the complexities of balancing free expression with … Read more
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Transgender Judge Challenges UK Policies After Supreme Court Ruling Table of Contents Transgender Judge Challenges UK Policies After Supreme Court Ruling Transgender Judge to Challenge UK Policies in European Court Following Supreme Court Ruling The Legal Challenge Supreme Court Ruling: A Defining Moment Government Response and Interim Guidance did You Know? McCloud’s Concerns Gender Recognition … Read more