| 英文摘要 |
In administrative litigation practice, the continuous dismissal of long haired male police officers has sparked controversy over whether transgender individuals have gender autonomy and a series of related rights. Before discussing whether“Gender Self-Determination”is a constitutional right, it should be confirmed whether individuals have the right to independently decide their gender? What is the range of protection that can be claimed for gender as important personal information? What is the significance of gender in the law, and even in the constitution, should be given priority recognition. This article attempts to construct the function and scope of gender self-determination based on foreign theories, especially judicial experience. The connotation is:“The personality rights protected by Article 22 of the Constitution, including the sexual field of privacy, the right to self gender identity, and the right to make independent decisions in any external manifestation.”This may provide a perspective for the constitutional review of this case. |