Olympics Revise Trans Guidelines, Christian Group Wins University Lawsuit, Scotland Teens Can Legally Change Gender
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The International Olympic Committee has revised its guidelines regarding trans-identified athletes' participation in the 2024 Summer Olympic Games in Paris, France, as debates about fairness in women’s sports continue.
A social worker at a public school accused of secretly giving a breast binder to a 13-year-old student without her mother's consent only has a conditional license to practice in Maine.
A federal court has ruled in favor of a Christian student organization that filed a lawsuit against the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, accusing the school of wrongfully denying funding for a guest speaker.
Parents are accusing the Church of England of child abuse after learning their primary school-aged children were subjected to a video that promotes the idea of being born in the wrong body.
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- Christian group wins discrimination lawsuit against university | U.S. News
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- Parents accuse Church of England of child abuse over trans video | World News
- Scotland passes bill allowing teens to legally change gender | World News
