It’s not the first time, either; in May, during discussion of government sex and gender recognition guidelines, O’Sullivan asked if he could “go into the ladies’ loo-loo” if he “declared” himself a woman.
“Who can better understand the trials and tribulations of being a minority community than a brown, migrant, Muslim woman?”
Gay, lesbian, bi, trans* and intersex rights have always been part of the Australian Greens’ political platform, and it’s no different for its NSW branch. Mehreen Faruqi, the current LGBTI affairs spokesperson for the NSW Greens, explains why her party will continue to advocate for LGBTI equality after Saturday’s state election.
MEMBERS of NSW Parliament will give notice to today of a bill to be introduced seeking to remove the legal requirement for a trans* person …
[youtube id=”Enter video ID (eg. USHZZ5bwASU)” width=”620″ height=”360″] Today, the NSW Cross Party Group on Marriage Equality, introduced the NSW Same-Sex Marriage Bill 2013, into …
Independent Sydney MP Alex Greenwich and Greens MLC Mehreen Faruqi have announced they will seek to amend the NSW Births Deaths and Marriages Act 1995 …
The NSW Greens have a new spokesperson for LGBTI rights and marriage equality with the induction of Greens Upper House MP Dr Mehreen Faruqi. A …
