Dear Sir, Could you please tell me who is eligible for the Supreme Court order dated 18th March 2015 on civil appeal 6950 of 2009 and related appeals, as revised on 9th August 2016? Thanks,

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Could you please tell me who is eligible for the Supreme Court order dated 18th March 2015 on civil appeal 6950 of 2009 and related appeals, as revised on 9th August 2016?

Thanks,

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Apni Law Staff asked 9 months ago

Dear Sir,

Could you please tell me who is eligible for the Supreme Court order dated 18th March 2015 on civil appeal 6950 of 2009 and related appeals, as revised on 9th August 2016?

Thanks,

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Apni Law Staff answered 9 months ago

The Supreme Court order dated 18th March 2015, as revised on 9th August 2016, relates to the right of transgender individuals to self-identify their gender. This order grants legal recognition to transgender individuals and ensures their right to equal opportunities in education, employment, and social life.

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