Gender Equality

Hello Viewers,thanks for your time on my blogs,today we will discuss/talk about gender equality of Transgender in our society.Achieving our goal of transgender equality requires activism at the local, state and national levels.

                                          

                                                                                        

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Go through this link which is self explanatory video about gender equality with transgender.

Fight for Gender Recognition

For Gender recognition of a person one must respect personal liberty and choice. Article 21 of the Indian Constitution states the same significance as every is the country is free to choose whatever gender they like and of their choice to live and none can violate it. Transgender have to fight for their recognition inspite of all these stated facts in the country. They were not treated in the third gender community and were treated as Hijras by the people. Identification certificate was not even enough to prove their citizenship of the country. People use to treat them like they were not even part of the Human culture but were just present to celebrate in parties and weddings like Hijras do. Later they were provided with a medical and state certificate by the DM which proves their recognition as a normal person. It was really hard for a society like India to accept people in the third gender but they were given all the rights by the Indian government. The exact theory of gender identification was passes in 2014 as to what is transgender community.

Conclusion

India being a democratic country consists of long road which combines variety of people in it with various problems. Religion, caste is ongoing matter in which India is already struggling and it cannot manage to afford Gender as another problem. Although this problem is already in motion and acquired a long way in the country. Earlier Gay and Lesbians struggled with the same problem because of their sexual orientation and know the transgender are struggling for their rights being a normal human. Everyone is individual and is born with the rights decide by the country by their birth. A gender transformation is not entitled to take away those rights as human. Our constitution also states that everyone is free to live in whatever manner they like so no law can take that right away. The evolution of transgender from exclusion to inclusion in the society is pretty commendable and challenging. These people have managed to establish their place in the society but this has always been questionable. The problems faced by them are unique and so that settlement wouldn’t be easy in for the society to accept them. Article 14 of the constitution states that equality for all which is seen diminished in the case of transgender. Inspite not being untouchables they have been treated untouchables by the society. India consists of more than 1 Million transgender as its population and it is not fair to neglect 1 million at the same time. These people already face the problem of the changes that occur in their body like puberty because of the change of organs. They took a real risk to live the life of their choice and do not regret it later. There is no wrong in this way of living their life in the way they like. We as normal people need to broaden our minds and accept them the way they are. Government should focus on arranging orientations regarding transgender so that people gets aware of the third gender community in the world. These people have come long way of harassment, family rejections and society discrimination they deserve to get a proper place like normal people in the society. A nationwide campaign should be arranged among the people to create a scope of awareness for these people and acceptance. People should open their hearts and mind to accept these beautiful creations as humans in the world.