Many legal frameworks are designed around binary conceptions of gender and do not sufficiently address the needs of those with intersecting marginalized identities. This can result in the denial of legal recognition or protection for people who do not fit neatly into established categories, leaving them vulnerable to violence, discrimination, and exclusion.

Many legal frameworks are designed around binary conceptions of gender and do not sufficiently address the needs of those with intersecting marginalized identities. This can result in the denial of legal recognition or protection for people who do not fit neatly into established categories, leaving them vulnerable to violence, discrimination, and exclusion.

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