PRESS REVIEW – Friday, March 27: We look at reactions in the Indian press after parliament approved a controversial law which critics say will curtail the rights of transgender people. The International Olympic Committee makes a landmark ruling to forbid transgender female athletes from participating in female events, beginning with LA's 2028 Olympics.
Key takeaways
Quick scan — what you need to know:
- PRESS REVIEW – Friday, March 27: We look at reactions in the Indian press after parliament approved a controversial law which critics say will curtail the rights of transgender people.
- The International Olympic Committee makes a landmark ruling to forbid transgender female athletes from participating in female events, beginning with LA's 2028 Olympics.
- A bandaged Lindsey Vonn graces the cover of Vanity Fair and talks about her Winter Olympics ordeal.
- Plus: Japan's viral Punch the monkey has found love!
Background
What led here, in plain terms:
- PRESS REVIEW – Friday, March 27: We look at reactions in the Indian press after parliament approved a controversial law which critics say will curtail the rights of transgender people.
- The International Olympic Committee makes a landmark ruling to forbid transgender female athletes from participating in female events, beginning with LA's 2028 Olympics.
- A bandaged Lindsey Vonn graces the cover of Vanity Fair and talks about her Winter Olympics ordeal.
- Plus: Japan's viral Punch the monkey has found love!
Why it matters
Why readers and decision-makers should care:
- PRESS REVIEW – Friday, March 27: We look at reactions in the Indian press after parliament approved a controversial law which critics say will curtail the rights of transgender people.
- The International Olympic Committee makes a landmark ruling to forbid transgender female athletes from participating in female events, beginning with LA's 2028 Olympics.
- A bandaged Lindsey Vonn graces the cover of Vanity Fair and talks about her Winter Olympics ordeal.