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Transgender people are a socially discriminated group, which affects other spheres of life, such as work. This has a negative impact on their social, family and community relationships, and on their emotional and motivational well-being. This study analyses the social interventions developed in Portugal with trans people in order to learn about professional processes, present problems and establish future proposals. For this purpose, a qualitative approach, a descriptive design and semi)structured interviews are used for data collection, using a purposive sampling. The sample was composed of three professionals from specialized entities. The results indicate that public-facing work is the one that generates the most discrimination, with trans women standing out for manifesting a lower level of cispassing. For this and other problems, business awareness is highlighted as one of the main proposals, together with the development of equality plans and the implementation of anti-discrimination clauses as employment measures with a great impact on labor market insertion. The employment problems faced by transgender people are a global problem present at multiple levels, which challenges social intervention and urges it to respond to the demands expressed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Our infant-juvenile population has been exposed to situations in the last decade that have compromised their physical, mental, emotional health, learning ability, nutritional needs, and even their sense of self. We are talking about problems in terms of their education, food/nutrition, health, and recognition of gender identity. In this last topic, we will focus on this analysis. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This text explores the fit of the theoretical theses of gender identity in the constitutional framework, understood as both the Spanish legal-positive framework and that of Western liberal democracies, established after World War II. To this end, the contribution has been divided into three sections. In the first place, an attempt is made to clear up the key concepts that are going to be handled throughout the article, notably four: human dignity, vulnerability, sex/gender and sexual identity/gender identity. Secondly, it offers a review of the main normative and jurisprudential milestones that have had to respond to the gender identity challenge, an issue with some growth in importance in the most recent constitutional jurisprudence, in its «gender perspective» aspect. Thirdly, the reader is offered some arguments that could act as a counterweight to the worst drifts manifested by the gender identity thesis. Finally, some conclusions are drawn around an in-depth reflection on the findings resulting from the investigation, submitted, of course, to the best doctrinal opinion. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The pathologization of transsexuality and the rhetoric of the "wrong body" associated with it, within the framework of a dichotomous and hierarchicalsex / gendersystem, have strongly conditioned the way in which people who identify as trans (transsexual, transgender) think about themselves and guide their bodily practices and their sexualities. However, despite the normative restrictions of the surgical model of transsexuality continue to mark the lives of many young transgender people, when we approach their sex-affective narratives, emancipatory ways of inhabiting sexuality, corporality and desire emerge. These are experiences that call into question the inevitability of dysphoria; that challenge the hegemonic patterns of construction of (hetero)sexuality and gender, especially of masculinity; and that deny the presumption of undesirability that is often attributed to trans bodies. The discourses that are analyzed in this article come from interviews with young transgender people in the framework of an ethnographic research carried out in Spain. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In this paper/essay, the representations of trans people in Spanish series both on television and on streaming platforms will be analyzed, paying special attention to the new forms of masculinities, referred to as dissidents. From the pioneer Farmacia de Guardia to much more recent series such as Vis a Vis or Todo lo otro, there will be an analysis of the main characteristics of the trans characters (age, sex, social class, etc.), the reactions that they spark around them (acceptance, rejection, ignorance), as well as the story offered about transsexuality (if it is seen as a pathology, if there is a desire to change one’s physical appearance through hormones and/ or surgery, if the conception of having been born in the wrong body persists, etc.). It will be seen how this representation intersects and questions hegemonic masculinity. Finally, it will be observed how transsexuality is becoming progressively more visible in Spanish series, helping its normalization through different characters who bring this reality closer to the public, although not always in an inclusive way [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper exposes the framework of international law and comparative law around the recognition of self-determination, with special attention to the criteria established by the jurisprudence of the ECHR, and a critical analysis of the Spanish legal system. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In the following pages, an analysis is made of the statements concerning affirmative therapy on trans people appearing in the book "Nadie nace en un cuerpo equivocado: Éxito y miseria de la identidad de género" [Nobody is born in the wrong body: the success and misery of gender identity] (Errasti & Pérez, 2022). To this end, studies are provided that refute the information presented in this manual on issues such as ROGD, detransitions, and the alleged laxity of the affirmative approach. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Transsexuality has found a place in both the Spanish collective mindset and media. To analyze the portrayal of this type of sexual diversity in the media, we evaluated its presence in cybermedia, its preeminence in journalistic texts, and the issues addressed in its media coverage. A quantitative content analysis (N = 24,363) of the journalistic texts published during the period 2000–2020 by 13 generalist Spanish cybermedia was carried out, using both rule-based classification and unsupervised topic modeling. The results highlight an increase in journalistic texts about transsexuality, in which three inflection points and four phases or distribution changes can be distinguished. The preeminence of this topic within the analyzed pieces has also increased, and the issues covered have diversified over the years. Overall, these data confirm the newsworthiness that this type of sexual diversity achieved throughout the first two decades of the twenty-first century. Media attention especially highlights the newsworthiness of aspects such as conflict, the protagonist’s notoriety, or periodicity through anniversary journalism. Likewise, the results also suggest that the media offer an increasingly complex portrayal that favors both the visibility and the understanding of the different dimensions and characteristics that intersect in these realities. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Trans minors claim for themselves the right to a "self-perceived" gender identity [SCJN 2019] in terms of legal recognition and free development of their personality, exempt from pathologization by medical science and with the support of social disciplines such as law and anthropology. Hence, the objective of this communication is to provide an overview of the last five years in which trans children in Mexico have gained visibility from the paradigmatic cases and joint legislative work with organized civil society. In order to position the issue at the debate table on the biomedical and legal construction of transsexuality in childhood, since it presents edges that are the object of legal-anthropological analysis that contribute to understand the generation of new paradigms in human rights and reflect about its construction. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Transsexualism and transgenderism are not current phenomena, they have existed for a long time in multiple cultures. The changes that the term transsexualism has undergone and the interest of the scientific community that is evidenced in the production of articles in recent decades, are a reflection of the importance of the trans issue that has emerged as a matter of growing interest and that is being studied from different perspectives. The objective of this study is to determine if the difficulties faced by trans people when making the request for sex reassignment in the Colombian health system constitutes a violation of their fundamental rights, it has been proposed to carry out through the analysis of the law and Colombian jurisprudence in this regard and a case study that allows observing the struggle of people with a diversity of gender so that their rights are recognized. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Media portrayal of trans(gender) identities have multiplied in recent years. In order to contribute to the scarce academic literature on transvestism in the area of Communication, the media coverage of the murder of a transvestite man in Castilla y León has been examined through a content analysis. The results indicate that the press continues mixing different facts of sexual diversity. Moreover, from confusing transsexualism with cross-dressing, now it seems that cross-dressing is confused with transsexualism. Despite all this, they also suggest that media coverage of sexual diversity has improved. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In this article, we present a review of the research available in the literature on gestation and abortion processes in trans men, based on a search in databases such as PsyeINFO and Scielo, for standardized terms such as pregnancy, abortion, trans men, transgender, tranny. This literature review is part of my doctoral thesis, not yet completed, entitled "Transborder Narratives: experiences of trans people, from pregnancy and abortion practices", within the framework of a Postgraduate degree in the area of Psychology. In this way, publications are selected that consider psychological or social aspects of the subject, with approaches from the health area to studies closer to the human and social sciences, in order to identify studies related to this subject. In this way, it is observed that most of the references are from the last ten years. However, it is worth noting a lack of research on abortion and trans men. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Aim: Describe the experience in Talcahuano Helath Service, of mammary masculinization in the sexual reassignment process, of male transsexuals. In Chile it is estimated that there will be 754 transsexual women. Materials and Method: Study of 47 individuals, operated at Las Higueras Hospital in Talcahuano, between 2006 and 2019, subjected to breast masculinization by subcutaneous mastectomy and reconstruction of the areolomamilar complex. Results: Patients from all over the country were operated; 59% corresponds to the Bio-Bio province; 42.5% operated between 2017 and 2018. A 36% range of ages from 18 to 22 years. 68% BMI between 24 and 30. According to the size of the breasts, 57% B cup, 31% C, 12% D and 12% gigantomasty. At 29%, the average weight of the mastectomy was 600 grams; 29% of 300 grams and 9% more than 800 grams per side. In 68%, the submammary approach and total skin graft of the CAP were used; Other techniques were periareolar, incision in T and liposuction. The most frequent complication was the collection. 100% normal biopsy. Discussion: Pioneering experience in Chile, carried out in a public hospital, in the difficult process of gender reassignment, in the transsexual population of Chile. Individuals very stigmatized by the community, who found in the Health Service of Talcahuano, a helping hand, which extended their selfless and qualified support, achieving excellent final results. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The goal of this research was to highlight the effects of the sense on the transe-sexuality in some contemporary movie productions, specifically in: Ma vie en rose, Tomboy and The Danish girl. The movies were analyzed within the theoretical framework of Michel Pêcheux's Discourse Analysis. The main outcomes emphasize on the tension created between the medical and the humanitarian discourses, the main characters' gender performances promoting repetitions of the traditional senses, the reinforcement of the typical binaryroles, and the emphasis on the heterosexual matrix in performing the characters' sexual orientation. Besides, it is marked the predominance of an inclusive-discourse composition aimed at sensitizing the cinema goers by portraying the transsexual people's difficulties and sufferings in their social relationships. It is concluded that these movies are important mechanisms of production and reproduction of gender technologies within the marginalized population, and at the same time they show their own conflicts and reinforce the social regulations. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In this paper, you will find a series of theoretical and political elements for understanding, debate and the study of diversity based on the views of activists, theorists, and theoreticians who have shared their reflections and experiences. The document is organized in eleven sections addressing the following topics: The contributions of the Feminist theory and the concept of the body as a zone of dispute, the pathologization of the body, pathologization and diversity, the pathologization of transsexuality, biopower or biopolitics and their relationship with diverse communities, the acronym LGBTI and its controversy: are they important to define and self-recognize, represent a real inclusion?, definitions according to the international legal framework, discrimination by sex orientation, identity and expression, some ideas about labels and categories of identification of sexual diversity, a section on Eve Kosofsky's proposal on understanding diversity and a series of final reflections. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In Spain, the laws of heritage, both national and those of autonomous regions do not make specific references to the lesbian, gay, transgender, bisexual and intersex (LGTBI) heritage. The few references that we can find refer to the regional laws on LGTBI equality. The present investigation has three main objectives: 1) to analyze, categorize and compare the presence and considerations on LGTBI heritage in the 9 Autonomous Communities that have legislated in terms of equality and non-discrimination in relation to LGTBI people; 2) to know if the mentions of heritage have to do with material or intangible historical heritage and historical sites in a context of timelessness, or, conversely, if allusions have to do with assets related to Francoism or of recent creation; and 3) to analyze the possible provisions that these laws may make on the presence of LGTBI-themed funds in libraries and the creation of specialized documentation centers. The methodology used is qualitative and comparative. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The accessibility and democratization of online media has allowed voices to emerge around issues with low visibility. In this study we are looking at the trans community. Whereas publics are generated in mainstream media, counterpublics emerge from the margins, generating alternative spaces for debate and discussion. YouTube has emerged as a space for collaborative learning and participation, breaking the boundaries between public/private and collective/personal. Taking Elsa Ruiz Cómica and Alejandro P. E.'s YouTube channels as a case study, we intend to understand how their respective counter-publics are configured, and to analyze their strategies of technological appropriation and activism. Thanks to the debate generated by their videos, these trans youtubers manage to transfer innovative concepts to a wider audience, contributing to the recognition of diverse (sexual) identities, and to the questioning of gender binarism. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In this article I critically examine the gender dysphoria category published in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (DSM 5) produced by the American Psychiatric Association in 2013. I analyze the dominant discourses about sexuality in the patriarchal, binary and heteronormative societies and the different effects these have on the production of gender dysphoria category. I argue that gender identities are socially constructed, not biological or naturally determined, and that those constructions have effects on how people experience their subjectivity. I analyzed the imperceptible link between the transgression of the sexual dominant rules and the pyschopathologization of transsexuality. I conclude proposing the idea that identities, including transsexuality, are fluids and polymorphous. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This paper analyzes current studies on the health of adolescents and adult's transgender from a gender perspective, taking into account the psychological consequences suffered by people who do not meet the typical standards of the gender. To do this, bibliographic searches are carried out in Psicodoc, PsycInfo and Dialnet databases. We found 14 articles, of which 5 studied health in people of the LGB collective and the other 9 dealt with the issue of health and transsexuality. Two book chapters that addressed the issue of gender and health were also included. In conclusion, LGBT people continue to suffer harassment and discrimination. Thus, the harassment suffered and the denial of their true identity can have negative consequences on the health of these people, so a true normalization of affective-sexual diversity would be a great advance for the population. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Objective. To know the main self-care practices and the support received during the transitioning process of some transgender women living in the city of Bogotá D.C. Methodology. A qualitative approach was made to 5 transgender women and 5 people accompanying the process through recorded in-depth interviews which were transcribed and with information analyzed in Excel by generating variables from the discourse. Results and conclusions. Self-care practices were found in the discourse, adopted and created from the risks of the transformation process. Women reported being victims of violence because of gender bias when affirming their identity. The objective to have the desired image is superior to the submission of risk situations, minimized during the gender transitioning process until obtaining the desired identity, thus reaching a complete state of wellness. Guarantee and access to health services are necessary for equality in the rights of all. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper analyzes the case-law of the European Court of Human Rights related to the legal recognition of the changes of gender identity. These cases are solved by a broad interpretation of the article 8 European Convention of Human Rights, in which intimacy and privacy are protected. Particularly, it discusses how the interpretation of intimacy does not change the assumptions by which these demands are locked within the private sphere, the unequal relations this produces. Therefore, other reasoning is proposed to ensure a more comprehensive equality, which respects transitions of gender identity from notions like agency, autonomy and sexual self-determination, already proposed by the European Court. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]