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LGBTQIA The Netherlands issues its first gender neutral passport
Just Earth News | @justearthnews | 27 Oct 2018, 07:32 am Print
Amsterdam: Last week, The Netherlands created history after issuing its first ever gender neutral passport.
It was handed over to 57-year-old Leonne Zeegers.
The passport contains X in its gender designation, as opposed to the traditional M for man or V for woman.
Born as a boy, Zeegers underwent sex change operation in 2001 to become a female but identifies as intersex now.
Gender neutral options in passport can also be availed in Argentina, Australia, Canada, Denmark, India, Malta, Nepal, New Zealand and Pakistan.
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