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This site is here to explain our work, and to support all those whocampaign with us to achieve full equality and rights for gender diversepeople in modern society.Nowhere else in the world will you find such a comprehensive collectionof information about the trans rights campaign, and details about thelegal, medical, political and social issues surrounding the people itrepresents. If you’re a trans person, we aim to raise yourconsciousness. If you’re a researcher or a journalist we want you tohave everything you could possibly want to report us accurately andfairly. If you’re a campaigner already, we want to provide you with thevery best resources. And if you’re not, we’d like to show you what anastonishing challenge we continue to face even though many fundamentalforms of protection are now in place through UK law.Editor : Tracy Dean, editor@pfc.org.ukCorrespondence : letters@pfc.org.uk More…  Gender Recognition: apply now! Application packs for the “Standard Track” and “Overseas Track” genderrecognition processes are available from the Gender Recognition Panel (GRP). As at September 2007, more than 2220 people have applied for legalrecognition under the Gender Recognition Act 2004, 97.5% of which havebeen successfully approved. See our special section for help with your application. Why we are (still) here Once upon a time we needed to explain the nature of the circumstanceswhich resulted in people taking steps to live permanently in theopposite gender role to the one in which they were registered at birth.Nowadays that’s not necessary, so why are we still here and what’s thepurpose of our web site?The Press for Change web site has had a central role in everything thatwe have done as a campaign for most of our existence — providing anessential source of news about trans people’s lives throughout theworld, enabling us to explain key issues, and providing a research toolwhich is second to none in this field.Nowadays many of the key legislative tools to protect trans people arealready in place. The enactment of the Gender Recognition Act in July2004 marked the achievement of the campaign’s number one priority. Transpeople have also had employment protection since 1999 and legislation onthe supply of goods and services is expected by Christmas 2007.Laws on their own don’t provide for better lives though. Advances inwellbeing and quality of health and support services demand a differentkind of activity, backed by up-to-date information resources andresearch. It’s a sad fact that whilst trans people in Britain now haveenforceable legal protection of the right to employment and privacy (insome circumstances) and recognition by the highest courts in Europe ofthe right to family life, there is still a great deal to do for thesocial reality to catch up.In 1999 the Court of Appeal supported a right to treatment for genderreassignment under the National Health Service, but large numbers oftranssexual people are still being told they cannot access a GenderIdentity Clinic because their Primary Care Trust has no money. Manytrans people still feel good reason to fear transphobic violence andverbal harassment. Newspapers, TV and Radio still sometimes insult andoffend. Laws don’t change people’s fears, assumptions, prejudices andhabits. Only people themselves can do that.So our mission to advance trans people’s social equality is as importanttoday as it always has been, and our web site undergoes constantimprovement to reflect the changing demand for information and tools.Nowadays the PFC web site still incorporates ALL of the content thatwe’ve built up carefully over a generation’s work. We think that’simportant for historical reasons, and because a great deal of thecontent is still very relevant to our work today. The main sectionsreflect our current day agenda though — and we’re constantly improvingthe way the site works “under the bonnet”, to make it far easier for asmall voluntary organisation like ours to keep a massive libraryup-to-date and ensure our relevance in the future.We intend that this site will always continue doing what it has alwaysdone for our campaign work though — which is to educate those who wantto understand the multiple issues that trans people still encounter fromsociety, and to support all those who want to alter that state ofaffairs for the better.PFC’s Leading CampaignersAutumn 2007Our Supporters
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