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This document summarizes the key points regarding transgender status and rights in India. It defines transgender people and discusses their rights as outlined in the Indian Constitution regarding equality and non-discrimination. It also summarizes the Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Act of 2019, which prohibits discrimination and ensures rights to residence, employment, education, healthcare and an identity certificate for transgender individuals. However, issues remain around terminology, review mechanisms and child protection that need further addressing to fully protect transgender rights and provide socioeconomic support.
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