Transgender:

Let’s talk about those about whom people refrain from talking and these people are human and called as transgender.
So do you know a transgender person is often shortened or called as trans and is someone whose gender identity differs from that typically associated with the sex they were given at birth and they choose to change it due to health complications when they get to puberty age. Some transgender people who desire medical assistance to transition from one sex to another (from male to female or female to male) identify as transgender so people assign them different sex and are also known as transsexuals.

Intersex (Khusra):

These are individuals born with genetic organ deformities who deserve rights in our society. With medical intervention/examination, every intersex child fits into the male or female category.

Khawajasirrahs:

Initially, Khawajasirrahs were supposedly intersex, but during the Mughal era, castrated men were also included in this category. The Khawajasirrah army was usually assigned to protect the harems because, as castrated men, they were deemed safe around women. Today, the Khawajasirrah community is typically at the mercy of the guru mafia. There are almost no Khawajasirrahs who are intersex; most of them are fully functional men, either voluntarily castrated or forcibly castrated. The term ‘Khawajasirrah’ is being misused by transgenders.

Transgender Rights :

Transgender rights encompass the social, legal, and medical rights and protections that should be afforded to transgender individuals. These rights may include legal recognition of their gender identity, access to healthcare, protection from discrimination, and the right to live free from violence or harassment. Here’s a brief overview of transgender rights:

Right to Inheritance:

The law also ensures transgender individuals’ right to inheritance, allowing them to inherit property and assets.

Legal and social recognition:

They have the right to self perceived gender identity, which allows changing gender on official documents like CNIcs, passport and driving license with NADRA.

Right to safety and welfare:

• They have the right of protection from harassment and violence in both public and private settings.
• Government obligations to establish protection center , safe houses and rehabilitation center for transgender person.

Right to education and employment:

• Equal rights to access educational institutions, recreational facilities and vocational training.
• Prohibition of discrimination in employment.

Right to healthcare:

• They should be given equal access for healthcare facilities and coverage under insurance schemes.
• Government obligations to provide medical facilities, psychological care and counseling.

Other rights:

• Right to inheritance and property.
• Right to hold public offices and participate in elections.
• Prohibition of forced begging with penalties for those who engage in it.

Legal and advocacy organization:

These following organizations focus on protecting the rights of transgender people, fighting discrimination and providing legal assistance.

• Advocate for trans equality: It focuses on legal and political rights through advocacy and impact litigation.
• National center for transgender: Engages in policy advocacy to change laws and society to become more inclusive.
• Trangenders law center: It offers legal resources and guide,. pursuing transgender justice through impact litigation.

Conclusion:

Compiling all, we should be aware of the rights of other humans also, because they have equal rights like us. They should be treated like the same people living in the world. They should provide living, protection and basic human rights.