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On day 18 of #BiHealthMonth: “In order to be recognized, I have to actively come out. I can be fairly certain that if I don’t, I will be misread. Bi folks share the challenge of holding a non-binary identity in a culture that leans heavily on binary assumptions.” – Robyn Ochs
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Non-binary identity can form basis of asylum claim, UK Upper Tribunal finds
This note was written by Karma Hickman, Associate Solicitor at Bishop & Sewell. It was originally published by Free Movement on 20 November 2020.
A non-binary gender identity can form the basis of an asylum claim, the Upper Tribunal has expressly confirmed for the first time. The case is Mx M (gender identity – HJ (Iran) – terminology) El Salvador [2020] UKUT 313 (IAC). [Read more here.]
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Non-binary asylum seeker from El Salvador wins on appeal after Home Office and First-tier Tribunal fail to apply key case of HJ (Iran).
Has someone ever asked you to refer to them as they instead of him or her? Are you hedging because you can't possibly refer to one single person as they? What if we told you that they has been used to refer to just one person since at least the 1300s?
the next time someone tells you to look in the dictionary when you ask them to use they/them as your pronouns, show them this
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