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Data Bill: First They Came for Trans People
On May 12, the Data (Use and Access) Bill, also known as the UK data protection reform, came back to the House of Lords for what was supposed to be its final stage. However, this story is not about how the Lords have decided to start a Parliamentary “ping-pong”, but about an amendment that would introduce a duty for digital verification providers to record “sex at birth” of individuals. This amendment would, in other words, stick a “transgender…
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