Re Kevin : gender dysphoria and the right to marry
McConvill, James and Mills, Eithne 2002, Re Kevin : gender dysphoria and the right to marry, University of Western Sydney Law Review, vol. 6, pp. 223-240.
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Re Kevin : gender dysphoria and the right to marry
What does it comfort any of us to insist that an individual shall be a man, when for the purposes of ordinary life that individual can only be, and be recognised, as a woman? What pride can there be for a law which vetoes the attitudes dictated by ordinary humanity?[1]
Those suffering from gender dysphoria have been described in the following simple language:
People with gender dysphoria or gender identity disorder live with a conviction that their physical anatomy is incompatible with their true gender role. They have an overwhelming desire to live and function in the opposite biological sex.
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