A transgender student has won a High Court case against the National Law School of India University after being denied admission.
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A transgender student has won a High Court case against the National Law School of India University after being denied admission.

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The EU Made Margret Thatcher Accept Sex Dolls, Regardless of Their Nationality.
In 1986, Margret Thatcher attempted to ban the import of sex dolls and other sex toys to the UK under the Obscene Publications Act of 1959 the same law that banned the publication of Lady Chatterley’s Lover in 1960 now a hit BBC series. However, German Sex doll manufacturers complained to the European Court of Justice that this ban violated the non-discrimination principle of the European internal market, because sex dolls and other sex toys were already being produced and sold in the UK. The European Court of justice took some time to consider the case, as member state’s can ban certain imports for the sake of the public good, but eventually agreed that it was indeed discriminatory to ban a product from being imported if it was already being produced in that country. The UK was ordered to lift its ban on sex dolls or get a hefty fine. Maggie Thatcher relented, Britain rejoiced, and then left the EU anyway.
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It’s the first federal appeals court decision to rule that anti-gay discrimination is banned under existing federal law.
The ruling concludes that the Civil Rights Act of 1964 also protects workers from discrimination based on sexual orientation.
When the courts recognize your basic rights...

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Rainfall
‘The Buddha compares his teaching to the rainfall that descends without discrimination on the earth. That this rain causes some seeds to grow into flowers and some into great trees implies no difference in the rain but rather is due to the capacities of the seeds that it nurtures. Thus, the teaching of the Buddha is of a single flavor but benefits beings in a variety of ways according to their capacity.’
- Donald S. Lopez, Jr., Buddhism in Practice.
March is Social Work Month in the United States. Social workers every day stand up for human rights and can be the voice for people who aren’t being heard. Social workers stand up for civil, political, economic, social, cultural, and solidarity rights, as well as for human dignity and non-discrimination.
To have a human rights culture, it is necessary to engage in a shared questioning and create social action strategies that empower people to critically evaluate such principles. Social workers play a critical role in spreading this message every day.
Say goodbye to anti-discrimination housing and employment policies.