Students in Texas hold LGBTQ+ flags.
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The Bundestag votes on the Self-Determination Act and the payment card, Chancellor Scholz is traveling to China and Bayer Leverkusen has the dream of the “Triple” in its own hands.
DThe most important thing on Friday and weekend:
1st Bundestag decides on self-determination law
2. The Chancellor’s balancing act in China
3. Ukraine tightens the law on mobilization
4. Warnings about the “Palestine Congress”
5. How the ID card gets into the smartphone
6. Mark Knopfler has a new album
7. How “Vizekusen” could become champions this weekend
The Bundestag is dealing with the Self-Determination Act.
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1st Bundestag decides on self-determination law
With the Self-Determination Act, a simple declaration to the registry office would be enough to change your gender entry and first name in your passport.
Speech act is enough: The transgender law is more than 40 years old. Anyone who wants to change their gender in their passport must obtain two expensive psychiatric reports and go through a lengthy process. The Federal Constitutional Court had criticized parts of this procedure several times. With the Self-Determination Act, which is being voted on in the Bundestag today, one speech act would be enough to change the gender entry and first name at the registry office.
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