Abstract
State recognition of gender identity claims in Karnataka has been in the form of administrative measures. Identity documents have become a crucial terrain where these identities are being contested, and citizenship claims are being made. These developments have given use to a range of debates around the methods of identification of gender minorities and how inclusive the process of state recognition can be. This piece attempts to outline some of these contemporary concerns, both in terms of policy and the law.
Custom Citation
Siddharth Narain, 'Gender Identity, Citizenship and State Recognition' (2012) 8 (2) Socio-Legal Review 106
Digital Object Identifier (DOI)
https://doi.org/10.55496/KOHQ9204
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