Ohio Supreme Court Gives Up on Transgender Case After Justices Too Divided ...Middle East

News by : (Newsweek) - Tuesday 26/11/2024 - 11:53 PM (2024-11-26)

The Ohio Supreme Court failed to reach a decision on whether a transgender woman can change the sex on her birth certificate.

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