Next week the Swedish parliament is expected to pass a law abolishing a requirement for people changing their legal gender to be sterilised.
The move follows a high level and at times bitter debate about a four-decade old law that pitted equality activists against conservative politicians.
The activists argued that the 1972 law - making Sweden one of the first countries in the world to allow legal gender change - breached human rights.
Opponents objected to possible situati...
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