Minister urged to introduce gender recognition legislation

Ireland and Lithuania are the only two EU member states that do not have any legislation to deal with gender recognition.

Fri, 14 May, 2010 - 10:05

Ireland and Lithuania are the only two EU member states that do not have any legislation to deal with gender recognition.

The Minister for State for Equality and Human Rights Mary White is attending a conference on the issue today at UCC.

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