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Sections 3 and 15 of the Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Act, 2019, provides protection to transgender and gender-variants persons against discrimination in healthcare. (1/8)
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If this is something that speaks to you, help us ensure inclusive healthcare for the LGBTQIA+ community. Volunteer with us to create an impact. (7/8)
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If you are unsure of how you can help but you want to either way, you could send us a DM or sign up on the link in our bio! Regardless of how small, every action counts! (8/8)
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Aside from reforming public spaces and a call for well managed menstrual hygiene facilities in every household, we must remember to fight for everyone as a whole and not smaller segments bereft of correlation. #TransRightsAreHumanRights #WorldWaterDay #SustainableDevelopmentGoals
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Excited for this in-person workshop happening today with the trans folks of Sitapuri region in New Delhi with @akshay14tyagi and @theshivcollective in association with @keshavsurifoundation @bigdiyanauni instagram.com/p/CS1IkGtpFDe/…
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Do you stand for equitable healthcare? Fill up the form in our bio! #indiandoctors #transgenderindia
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8% reported having a kidney or urinary tract infection, or another kidney related medical issue, because they avoided restrooms.
Trans patients report being verbally harassed and even refused treatment on a regular basis. Recently Manobi Bandyopadhyay, India’s first transgender college principal, was denied an RT-PCR test and called “mental” by the hospital staff at a government hospital in Kolkata.
The biggest barrier to healthcare reported by transgender individuals is lack of healthcare providers who are sufficiently knowledgeable on trans health. Are our providers culturally competent to be dealing with queer and trans patients?
Under the same sky by Sakshi Yadav.
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