1. Rights of Transgender people in different countries
CHOITHRAM SCHOOL, MANIK BAGH, INDORE
(INDIA)
Rights of Transgender people in different countries

2. India
National Legal Services Authority v. Union of India is a landmark decision by the Supreme Court of India.
Legal Recognition for Third Gender 
Progressive states like Kerala and Tamil Nadu have special welfare policy .
Delhi University becomes first university to have community outreach program.
Sahaj International School ,Kochi is the first school for transgender in India
In recognizing the third gender category, the Court recognizes that fundamental rights are available to the third gender in the same manner as they are to males and females.

3. Transgender that made change
Shabnam “Mausi” Bano - is the first transgender Indian or Hijra to be elected to public office. She was an elected member of the Madhya Pradesh State Legislative Assembly from 1998 to
Laxmi Narayan Tripathi  is a transgender rights activist, Hindi film actress and Bharata natyam dancer in Mumbai, India. She is the first transgender person to represent Asia Pacific in the UN in 2008.

4. BRazil
Brazil's public health system provides free genital reconstruction surgery. 
Reintegration of transvestites into society through training and employment opportunities.by Rio de Janeiro government.
Enjoy most of the same legal protections available to non-LGBT people.
Right to change legal gender . Since 2009

5. Transgenders that made change
 Lea T is a Brazilian-born, Italian- raised transgender fashion model. face of American hair-care brand Redken he participated in the Italian version of Dancing with the Stars.
Roberta Close is a Brazilian fashion model, She has appeared on the catwalk for numerous fashion houses, including ,Hierry Mugler, Jean Paul Gaultier. Close has been featured in editorials for Vogue.

6. germany
Germany have a world class anti discrimination policy against transgender.
German law has allowed children born with a typical sexual anatomy to have their gender left blank instead of being categorized as male or female. 
Germany's High Court ruled that German law would not allow entry of a third option of "inter" or "diverse" in the birth registry. 

7. Transgenders that made change
Balian Buschbaum is a former German pole vault. Was ranked 6th in the word championship. He underwent a gender change surgery pervious was know as Yvonne BuschBaum
Kim Petras is a German pop and a cappella singer- songwriter. She has been the subject of international news interest, having undergone gender transition at an early age.

8. AUSTRALIA
Right to be treated in the same way that all other women & men are treated.
Defence Force policy was amended to allow transgender Australians to openly serve in 2010
Commonwealth guidelines issued in May 2013, and taking effect from 1 July 2013, enable any adult to choose to identify as male, female or X.

9. Transgender that made change
Jordan Nicola Bridget Raskopoulos is an Australian comedian, actress and singer best known for her role as a writer and performer on the Network Ten sketch comedy show The Ronnie Johns Half Hour.
Andreja Pejić born Andrej Pejić, is an Australian model. Before completing her transition into womanhood in late 2013 Pejić was known as the first completely androgynous supermodel. 

10. USA
Transgender people who have not undergone sex reassignment surgery  retain their reproductive organs and are able to procreate.
A transgender parent can take a custody or adopt depending upon the state court decision.
prohibiting discrimination against transgender people in employment by the federal government and its contractors
 Allows use of bathrooms and locker rooms of the student's gender identity

11. Transgenders that made change
Caitlyn Marie Jenner  formerly known as Bruce Jenner, is an American television personality and retired Olympic gold medal-winning decathlete
Marci Bowers was born in 1958 and is an American gynaecological surgeon in sexual reassignment surgery. She is considered a pioneer in transgender surgery and is also the first trans woman to practice in the field. .

12. Kenya
Transgender people in Kenya have submitted a memorandum on the 2016 Health Bill, currently before the Senate, seeking to be legally recognised and to stop the stigma associated with trans sexuality.
Transgender Education and Advocacy (TEA) is "a human rights organization working towards ending human rights violations against transgender / transsexual people. Established in December 2008, the TEA aims to change the public mentality towards transgender / transsexual people through awareness raising campaigns, 

13. Transgender that made change
Lady Jay earlier known as Jackson Irungu. She is the first public figure who underwent a sex change surgery. She is a fashion designer by profession.
Audrey Mbugua (born 1984) is a Kenyan transgender activist who has been involved in legal actions in the High Court of Kenya to fight for the rights of transgender people.

14. BIBLIOGRAPHY
Through this presentation, we want to break the wall of stereotypes.
Being transgender is not a disease or disorder. We should not exclude them from mainstream society. As a citizen of the 21st century, we should a progressive mentality and accept the transgender as they are.
If transgender is given a right guidance and right resource they can also accomplish want we as an individual can and prove the world wrong. I would like to request through this platform next you ever come across any of transgender please don't treat them like they are not a part of society.Through this presention. We would like to break the ster