In The News: pre-1996
Before 1996, Press For Change didn’t have a website, and so we have very few news items from that period available for the website. However, we are catching up: older material is being scanned in where appropriate, and we hope to add to this section some of the more significant stories from a period which seems increasingly distant.
If a week is a long time in politics, four years seems like an eternity: in 1995, we hadn’t yet seen the Alex Carlile Bill debated in the Commons; the landmark P versus S case had not yet been won, so transsexual people were not in those days as being protected by the Sex Disrimination Act. Dana International was unknown outside Israel … and hadn’t yet had the chance to show just how accepting the public has become of trans people.
News stories
- U.K. Transsexuals a Breed Apart — PFC activist Christine Burns discusses the campaign (Japan Times 1995-12-03)
- A Sex-Change Odyssey: an account of a female-to-male transition (Harper’s Bazaar 1994-09-01)
- Transsexual’s fatherhood fight backed: X, Y, & Z case clear first hurdle in ECHR (Daily Telegraph 1995-09-27)
