O DIREITO DAS PESSOAS TRANSGÊNEROS NA SOCIEDADE CIVIL ORGANIZADA

Abstract

Considering the advances and challenges faced by transgender people in Brazil, it is clear that, over time, the discussion about the rights of this group has received more attention, especially with regard to the rights of transgender people in organized civil society. Despite some achievements, trans people still face many challenges. The lack of efficient public policies, in addition to discrimination and prejudice, increases the vulnerability of these individuals. The general objective of the research was to understand the difficulties faced by trans people and their full inclusion in society. The specific objective is to contribute to the discussion about the discrimination faced by transgender people, which often hinders access to education and employment, perpetuating social and economic exclusion. To this end, a bibliographical research was carried out, carefully seeking data through books, articles, publications in scientific journals, theses and dissertations. Thus, although Brazil has made progress in recognizing the rights of the trans population, there are still many challenges to be overcome. There needs to be a collective effort to address legal and social barriers, aiming to ensure dignity and equality for all, regardless of their gender identity.