VOICED : Justicia alemana exige legalizar el tercer sexo

Germany is on the verge of becoming the first European country to legally recognize a third gender. The Constitutional Court has urged the Parliament to pass legislation by the end of 2018, allowing intersex individuals to be identified beyond the binary male or female categories. Intersex people, who have anatomical, chromosomal, or hormonal characteristics that do not fit typical definitions of male or female, have faced significant human rights challenges. They are often wrongly labeled as pathological by medical professionals and society. The United Nations estimates that 0.05% to 1.7% of the global population is intersex, with characteristics that may be visible at birth or during puberty. More information can be found at www.alimmenta.com.

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