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S02 E04: The Transgender movement: Understanding marginalisation (feat: Nadika Nadja)

Ganatantra by IVM Podcasts

Oct 9, 201940:56News & Politics

The historic NALSA judgment (National Legal Services Authority v. Union of India, 2014) was historic in that it read in major rights to be applicable to the transgender community, including specific directives to the gov...

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