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Submission calling for legal reform to protect people with intersex conditions from genetic discrimination, discrimination in sport, identity recognition, and freedom from unnecessary surgical interventions.
The 2006 Yogyakarta Principles on the application of international human rights law in relation to sexual orientation and gender identity are an important development, primarily furthering the rights of LGBT people, but with a crucial principle of particular interest to intersex people.
This report, on the ways that intersex is used by educators, was published in June 2001. The analysis and recommendations are as valid today as they were then.
Michael Noble wrote and presented this biography at the Gay and Lesbian Feast Festival, Adelaide, South Australia in 2002. He subsequently revised it for publication here.
Intersex refers to atypical internal and/or external anatomical sexual characteristics, where features usually regarded as male or female may be mixed to some degree. This is a naturally occurring variation in humans.
Recommended reading: a historical analysis of the treatment of intersex people, together with an analysis of both current medical practice and the impact on intersex people and our families.
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