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Family Court case: An annulment of marriage due to being intersex, "In the marriage of C and D (falsely called C)."

In this 1979 case, the Family Court annulled a marriage on the basis that an intersex man could not be legally married because he was not wholly male nor wholly female.
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APEG — Family Court meeting on intersex cases before the Family Court

We are gravely troubled by attempts by the Australasian Paediatric Endocrine Group to take "special medical procedures" on intersex children out of Family Court jurisdiction.
APEG meeting with the Family Court, 2011

Chris Somers: "Equal marriage rights for all of Australia’s intersex citizens"

An intersex person or any other Australian should be permitted to marry those they love, cherish and respect in order
Chris Somers XXY, self portrait, 2013

Intersex: intersectionalities with gender diverse people

This page details some of the general differences and similarities between the experiences of transgender and gender diverse people, and people with intersex variations.
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Submission to the Australian Human Rights Commission on discrimination against LGBTI people

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 old AISSGA logos: a girl performing a handstand in front of the letters X and Y, and an outline of an orchid

Media and style guide

If you are writing about intersex people, our bodies, identities and human rights concerns, this page outlines why we use words the way we do.
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On intersex birth registrations

Intersex people in several Australian are able to obtain an administrative correction of intersex birth registrations, including correction to alternative male, female, or (in some cases) blank designation.
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Submission to the Australian Law Reform Commission regarding the Protection And Use Of Genetic Information

This submission has been prepared to outline the points of view of members of the AISSGA about various issues raised by the ALRC inquiry into safeguarding the use of genetic information.
The old AISSGA logos: a girl performing a handstand in front of the letters X and Y, and an outline of an orchid
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Our Australian staff and board live and work on First Nations lands. We recognise that sovereignty over this land was never ceded and that this always was and always will be Aboriginal land. We acknowledge the continued connection of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to land, waterways and community and pay our respects to all First Nations people.
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