CLPR | Trans Law Quarterly | Issue II
September 7, 2020
E D I T O R I A L We are still in…
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CLPR | Trans Law Quarterly | Issue I
June 10, 2020
Putting this newsletter together became a practice of accounting how we gather together, of holding to our greatest capacity as we shrink in the onslaught of terrible abandonment and destruction. We hope that whenever you find the time to peruse through this, it will remind you that we are in this together.
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Is it possible to be Trans, Legal, and Free?
April 1, 2020
The NALSA Judgment (2014) and the Navtej Johar Judgment (2018) both produced a subject of gender and sexuality in a present-in-history. Both judgments presumably did not announce the recognition of new identities but traced histories of identities built on sexual and gendered differences from ancient India onwards.
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