in the legal sense.
What law do you have in mind?
in the legal sense.
They inform the world that they preferred to be considered as a woman, and be treated as a woman.Most Trans do not have a certificate and do not have surgery
They grant themselves the luxury of pretending that saying the magic words "I am a woman" makes a man turn into a woman
They must be labeled one or the other at birth, and within two weeks in UK.
An entry of "TBD" is not a choice.
They have a choice, but their choice may not match their label allocated at birth. That makes them trans...., in the legal sense.
Tne Gender Recogniton Act. 2004What law do you have in mind?
Your poinless and persistent referral to biology shows your desperate retention of a woman being a reproductive concept.
Sex is a label allocated at birth, sometimes incorrectly.Sex is not "allocated"
It is biological fact.
Tne Gender Recogniton Act. 2004
Sex is a label allocated at birth
Not necessarily. They fear lock-up in a male prison for the terrible prejudice they will face, from warders and inmates alike.Using the word "true" to include men, who on one or more occasions, on one or more days, have said the words "I am a woman," but no lifestyle changes, no change in clothing, no hormone or surgical treatment.
This includes criminals who think they will get an easier time if they can get locked up in a women's prison.
I don't need to. But for those who do, they just need to contact the DWP Gender Recognition Team.Try putting that on a UK birth certificate.
There is only a choice of two, and one of them is not intersex, nor non-binary, etc.
More of your silly ill-thought out questions.Show me that paragraph that says a Trans person is a person with a genetic defect or physical abnormality
Another closed request that you know the answer, and again the request is designed to illicit the response that you want.Show me the paragraph that says a person is legally trans if they are a man who says the magic words "I am a woman."
Sex is a label assigned at birth.Sex is not "allocated."
Neither is species.
There is no sex fairy who randomly hands out tickets "boy" "girl" "giraffe."
Are there any examples of non-binary, or intersex on any UK birth certificates?I don't need to. But for those who do, they just need to contact the DWP Gender Recognition Team.