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The police and armed forces A.2 Indirect discrimination A.3 Religious groups Annex B. Further Information and Contacts Annex C. Illustrative Tribunal Cases Annex D. 2004 The Medical Process of 2004 Gender Reassignment Annex E. The Effects of Transsexualism on the Individual 1. Introduction 1.1 On 2004 30 April 1996 the European Court of Justice ruled in the case of P v S and Cornwall County Council that the dismissal from her job of a transsexual woman, because she proposed to undergo medical treatment for her condition, constituted discrimination under the terms of the European Equal Treatment Directive. The Court found that it was not legal to discriminate against a person on the grounds of their having undergone, or intending to undergo, gender reassignment. [1] 1.2 Like all Member States of the European Union, the United Kingdom is required to implement the ruling in its domestic law, and UK Industrial Tribunals have on the whole successfully interpreted the Sex Discrimination Act 1975 to protect transsexual people.
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