Legal Frameworks for Comprehensive Rehabilitation of Transgender Persons: Analyzing Policy Implementation and Social Integration Strategies in India
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In India, the legal environment for transgender people has changed dramatically, especially in the wake
of historic rulings and laws intended to uphold their rights and encourage social inclusion. The
legislative foundations enabling full rehabilitation for transgender individuals in India are examined in
this study, with an emphasis on social integration tactics and policy implementation. The Supreme
Court's 2014 decision upheld transgender people's constitutional rights to equality, respect, and nondiscrimination by recognizing them as a third gender. In order to protect transgender rights and make
it easier for them to access different assistance programs, the Transgender Persons (Protection of
Rights) Act, 2019 was passed. Notwithstanding these developments, there are still issues with the
efficient application of these laws, which are frequently brought on by social stigma, ignorance, and
insufficient funding.
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