Japan’s Supreme Court ruled that it was illegal to restrict a transgender person from using certain bathrooms, in its first ruling on LGBTQ people’s rights in the workplace
apan’s Supreme Court ruled that it was illegal to restrict a transgender person from using certain bathrooms, in its first ruling on LGBTQ people’s rights in the workplace.
She filed a lawsuit against the government in 2015, after her requests to improve the situation were denied by authorities, according to local broadcaster NHK. “The relevant ministries will respond appropriately after closely studying the court’s ruling,” Chief Cabinet Secretary Hirokazu Matsuno told reporters.
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