Get you up to speed: Sask. trans rights supporters rally across province against Bill 137
Protests were held in Saskatoon and Regina against a law deemed to have created unsafe spaces for youth since its passage three years ago. Those in attendance expressed their concerns regarding the law’s impact on the community.
The law, passed three years ago, has been a focal point of concern for youth safety, prompting the protests in Saskatoon and Regina. Ongoing discussions among community groups are expected to continue as they seek to address the implications of the legislation.
Officials from the Saskatchewan government acknowledged concerns raised by protesters regarding the impact of the law on youth safety, stating they will review the legislation. In response, several advocacy groups are calling for immediate reforms to ensure safer environments for young people, with further demonstrations planned in the coming weeks.
What remains unclear — It is not specified how many youth have been affected by the law since its implementation.
Supporters of trans rights rally in Saskatchewan against Bill 137
Those attending the rallies in Saskatoon and Regina say the law has created unsafe spaces for many youth since it was passed three years ago.